The U.S. Federal Court of Appeals **overturned sanctions**against Tornado Cash — the court has recognized that Tornado Cash smart contracts are not the property of any sanctioned party and therefore cannot be blocked.
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U.S. Federal Court of Appeals lifts sanctions against Tornado Cash - court admits Tornado Cash smart contracts are not the property of anyone
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