With the recent ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals declaring that Tornado Cash's immutable smart contracts cannot be classified as property, what implications do you think this will have on the future of decentralized finance and the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies? Do you believe this sets a precedent for other protocols, or could it lead to more stringent regulations in the long run? Share your thoughts on how this might affect the development and adoption of open-source technologies in the crypto space!
With the recent ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals declaring that Tornado Cash's immutable smart contracts cannot be classified as property, what implications do you think this will have on the future of decentralized finance and the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies? Do you believe this sets a precedent for other protocols, or could it lead to more stringent regulations in the long run? Share your thoughts on how this might affect the development and adoption of open-source technologies in the crypto space!
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