The Western District of Texas reversed sanctions against Tornado Cash, ruling smart contracts aren’t property under U.S. law. The decision has sparked crypto community debate and pushed TORN token prices higher. Developers face ongoing scrutiny amid broader implications for decentralized software.
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Upbit and Bithumb to Pay Customers $2.4M Compensation for ‘Martial Law Blackout’
Upbit and Bithumb, South Korea’s two biggest crypto exchanges, have agreed to pay customers around $2.4 million worth of compensation for outages during the martial law chaos of December 3.
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