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Crypto mixer Tornado Cash remains in use by the crypto community despite the legal issues facing its founders.

The Tornado Cash developer was jailed in the $1.2 billion laundering verdict.

Community membes have speculated that the arrested individual was the pseudonymous founder of the platform, Derivatives Monke

Information on the regulator website show that the exchange has lodged an appeal against this fine.

Crypto.com secures registration approval in the Netherlands, marking a significant shift in the crypto landscape following Binance's withdrawal.

The exchange is exiting the nation over regulatory difficulties and has urged users to move their assets before the deadline.

Binance struggles in Europe continue as it has lost its EURO payment partner.

The embattled CEO is projecting a cool image on social media withdrawing his companies from another market.

Binance will end its Dutch operations from July 17.

Alexey Pertsev will be released on April 26 with an ankle monitor and will be able to attend his hearings from home. 

Slovenia and Switzerland follow as second and third, while DOGE becomes the second most preferred crypto in the region, pushing ETH to fourth.

De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) said Coinbase's operation in the Netherlands was illegal until September 2022.

The fund spared $325,000 to support 12 developers in total — Gleb Naumenko and Furzy earned highest amount at $50,000 each.

The Tornado Cash developer still does not fully comprehend the reason behind his arrest, in what he believes is a great abuse of process.

Dutch authorities' investigations revealed that the alleged thief laundered Bitcoin with the use of malicious software from the open-source Electrum wallet.

The comments of FIOD, which arrested a Tornado Cash developer last week, could have far-reaching impacts on all blockchain developers.

The FIOD confirmed that the arrested Tornado Cash developer was suspected of being involved in the hiding of criminal financial transactions and facilitating money laundering.

The Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service revealed that it started a criminal investigation into Tornado Cash in June because it suspected that the protocol was being used for illegal activities.