Ron Conway Severs Ties With Crypto Super PACs After They Pledge $12 Million Without His Knowledge Ron Conway, a prominent Democratic donor and tech billionaire, has cut ties with a network of crypto super PACs after they pledged $12 million to defeat Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) without his knowledge. Conway believes this jeopardizes efforts to pass crypto-friendly legislation in Congress, which he has actively supported. In an email to influential figures in the crypto industry, Conway expressed his outrage and criticized the decision as "short-sighted and stupid."

Odaily Planet Daily News According to a series of new documents submitted by the defense team of Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, they are attempting to dismiss the case against Storm before the trial begins, claiming that the prosecutor exceeded their authority in their final pre-trial motion. In response to the government's motion to dismiss the trial against Storm, its defense team submitted a reply last Friday, arguing that the case against him should be dismissed on the grounds that the government has not taken sufficient measures to prove Storm's active involvement in the alleged crimes stated in the indictment. "In fact, as the government has acknowledged, when criminals start to abuse the Tornado Cash protocol, it is immutable and can be accessed by anyone with an internet connection," the motion said. Most of the documents questioned the government's characterization of Tornado Cash as a "transfer business", which even caught the attention of Senators Ron Wyden and Cynthia Lummis, who wrote a letter opposing the government's interpretation of the term. This letter is also included in the motion of Storm. Storm's lawyers argue that categorizing Tornado Cash as a money transmission service "". In other motions, the lawyer argued that the government prosecutors should be compelled to provide certain communications with the Dutch authorities and that the seizure of his cryptocurrency hardware wallet violated the Fourth Amendment. (The Block) Previously in April, the US Department of Justice rejected developer Roman Storm's motion to dismiss the criminal charges against Tornado Cash, stating that the submitted documents raised disputed facts that should be weighed by the jury.

Golden Finance reported that US Senators Ron Wyden and Cynthia Lummis wrote to Attorney General Merrick Garland questioning his approach to investigating encryption software services. They pointed out that treating non-custodial encryption services as unregistered money transmission businesses goes against existing interpretations. This action is seen as potentially treating software developers as criminals and raises serious concerns about freedom of speech. The senators emphasized that regulations require service providers to take custody of funds in order to be considered transmitters, and the software itself should not be held responsible for illegal finance. The sending of this letter also highlights the debate in Congress on legislation regarding digital assets. Although it is expected that the relevant bill will soon receive a vote in the House of Representatives, the possibility of comprehensive legislation becoming law is small.

Gold Finance reported that pos2.ron has released an update for the Axie Infinity project on the X platform, if everything goes according to plan: ·The rewards for the 2nd season will be distributed this week. · Axie Classic Arena Season 3 will start on May 23rd, and Origins artworks will debut for the first time. ·The final list of the second season leaderboard and the format of the season championship will be announced on Wednesday. Confirmed: · There will be no balance changes in Season 3, and Artifact will be introduced in Season 4. More details will be announced later.

coin Real estate billionaire Stephen Ross is making significant investments in South Florida to expand his influence in various sectors such as real estate, education and health care. His efforts to bring his educational reputation to the region were highlighted by a recent event where he hosted a fundraiser at his mansion in Palm Beach for Vanderbilt University to establish a campus campus in the region. The event attracted prominent figures from the state's political and financial circles, including Gov. Ron DeSantis and activist investor Nelson Peltz.

According to official statistics, as of now, a total of 202,759,774 RON tokens are staked, accounting for approximately 20.3% of the total supply of RON tokens. Additionally, there have been 29,830,868 RON token rewards provided, with a total of 137,937 delegators.