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Roman Storm’s lawyer Brian Klein said the developer was released on bail on Aug. 24, the day after the U.S. DOJ announced the charges related to money-laundering and other alleged violations. Roman Storm, the co-founder of the cryptocurrency mixing service Tornado Cash who was arrested on money-laundering and other charges on Aug. 23,  was released on bail soon after he was detained by the United States’ Department of Justice (DOJ), his lawyer said. Storm’s lawyer Brian Klein took to X (formerly Twitter) on Aug. 24 to announce that Storm has been released on bail. Klein noted that he still remains “very disappointed” about the fact that the prosecutors charged the develop er just because he helped to develop software. He added: “Their novel legal theory has dangerous implications for all software developers.” The bail came the next day after the U.S. DOJ announced the arrest of Storm alongside the charges against Tornado Cash founders, Storm and Roman Semenov, on Aug. 23. The U.S. ...

Within 24 hours of the job posting, 45 applicants have shown interest in joining the federal government to build an in-house CBDC. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco is looking for a software engineer to help develop and implement system s related to a central bank digital currency (CBDC). On Feb. 18, the San Francisco Fed posted a job opening for a “senior application developer - digital currency.” The candidate is expected to aid the Federal Reserve in designing and implementing systems critical to CBDC research. Revealing its intention, the Fed’s post read: “Given the dollar’s important role, Federal Reserve System seeks to further understand the cost and benefits of the potential technologies for central bank digital currencies, and how the system better understand this emerging field.” Key responsibilities include developing systems related to CBDCs, identifying improvements and mitigating risks, to name a few. The job location is in San Francisco, California, with a base...

Author: @0xMavWisdom Note: This article is for information sharing only and does not endorse the project and is not intended as any investment advice. The development of an animal NFT game called Degen Zoo, a hackathon like game with a gimmick of completing a game in 30 days and daily updates on social media platforms, has recently received community attention. Degen Zoo has attracted over 20,000 Twitter followers and over 10,000 people have joined the official Telegram as members in less than 30 days. Built by the likes of DAOMaker founder Chris Zaknun and former MakerDAO development engineer, the game will be develop ed on an ultra-low budget of just $20,000 and is scheduled to be completed in just 30 days. Inspired by the CryptoZoo NFT scam, the Degen Zoo project hopes to prove the incompetence of CryptoZoo founder Logan Paul and satirise such metaverse gaming scams that defraud investors by building the game with little money and little time. In addition, as a charity game NFT,...