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NY Prosecutors Dismiss FinCEN’s Samourai Wallet Opinion as ’Irrelevant’ in Roman Storm Case
NY Prosecutors Dismiss FinCEN’s Samourai Wallet Opinion as ’Irrelevant’ in Roman Storm Case
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New York prosecutors just shrugged off a FinCEN opinion like it was outdated regulatory paperwork—because apparently, privacy tools are only ’innovative’ until someone actually uses them.
Subheader: The ’Rules for Thee, Not for Me’ Playbook
In the latest twist of the Roman Storm case, authorities are treating financial privacy like a loophole instead of a feature—because nothing terrifies legacy finance more than code that actually works.
Bonus jab: Meanwhile, Wall Street’s still laundering billions through ’legitimate’ channels—but sure, let’s panic about encrypted wallets.
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