Tornado Cash’s TORN token skyrocketed over 420% in the last 24 hours following a court ruling that went in a good way for freedom.

The U.S. Treasury Department acted outside its authority when it sanctioned cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash in 2022 and accused it of helping launder over $7 billion for North Korean hackers and other malicious cyber actors,

Tornado Cash won its appeal against OFAC's sanctions imposed in 2022 as court said that smart contracts cannot be considered property.

A United States appeals court has reversed a lower court’s decision, finding the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) exceeded its authority in sanctioning Tornado Cash’s immutable smart contracts — a major win for the protocol and its users.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that OFAC exceeded its authority by sanctioning Tornado Cash smart contracts, marking a victory for cryptocurrency privacy.

A U.S. Appeals Court has ruled that Tornado Cash can't be blocked in the country and the Treasury Department's OFAC committed overreach when it sanctioned the crypto mixing tool.

Sanctions imposed by the OFAC on the decentralized Ethereum cryptocurrrency mixer Tornado Cash (TORN) have been ruled illegal by a judge.

A U.S. court has recently made a significant ruling that overturned the U.S. government’s sanctions against Tornado Cash, a cryptocurrency mixing service. The case centers around whether the U.S. Treasury Department had the legal authority to impose these sanctions on Tornado Cash,

The price of TORN soared over 418% after a federal court ruled that sanctions on Tornado Cash must be abandoned.