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Court Ends Coin Center-US Treasury Appeal Over Tornado Cash

July 7, 2025Updated:July 7, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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The US Court docket of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has dismissed an enchantment filed by crypto advocacy group Coin Middle towards the US Treasury Division over its Workplace of Overseas Property Management’s 2022 sanctions towards the Twister Money mixing service.

In a Thursday submitting, the appellate courtroom granted a movement to vacate a decrease courtroom ruling and remand with directions to dismiss as a part of a joint submitting with Coin Middle and the US Treasury. The dismissal, in response to the courtroom, would basically conclude Coin Middle’s authorized problem towards the Treasury’s Workplace of Overseas Property Management (OFAC).

Court Ends Coin Center-US Treasury Appeal Over Tornado Cash
Supply: US Court docket of Appeals for the eleventh Circuit

In 2022, OFAC added a number of pockets addresses linked to Twister Money to its listing of sanctioned entities. Coin Middle filed a lawsuit alleging that the Treasury Division “exceeded [its] statutory authority” within the sanctions, although there have been different lawsuits filed by events, together with one from six Twister Money customers backed by crypto change Coinbase.

The value of Twister Money’s native token (TORN) briefly surged by greater than 14% to $10.55 on the information on Monday, earlier than retracing to commerce at $9.47 on the time of publication.

“That is the official finish to our courtroom battle over the statutory authority behind the [Tornado Cash] sanctions,” stated Coin Middle govt director Peter Van Valkenburgh in a Monday X submit. “The federal government was not considering shifting ahead and defending their dangerously overbroad interpretation of sanctions legal guidelines.”

Cointelegraph reached out to a Coin Middle spokesperson however had not obtained a response on the time of publication.

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In January, the US District Court docket for the Western District of Texas ordered the repeal of OFAC sanctions towards the blending service, as a part of the case filed by the six Twister Money customers.

The Treasury Division dropped Twister Money from its lists of Specifically Designated Nationals in March, arguing in courtroom that the case was “moot” and didn’t require a closing judgment.