Quote from: joker_josue on Today at 12:43:14 AM

They invited Russians who were being penalized by the authorities because of the war to use their services to evade the sanctions. Without a doubt, it was a matter of time before the authorities caught up.

How would they openly advertise such information knowing fully well that the US is doing everything possible to reduce the financial transaction of Russians? Maybe they were blinded by financial gains since Russians would find this service very helpful. I am also having some doubts if the Twitter account that made such an advert was really operated by Keonne Rodriguez and William Lonergan Hill. It is sad to see that any action by privacy service providers is now connected to money laundering and illegal dark web marketplace by the government.

Quote from: Despairo on Today at 05:25:43 AM

Even though I know I've back up my seed phrase, but I'm still scared when I see this news lol.

Such news is a source of concern because nobody knows the next wallet that will be attacked. The government wouldn't stop until they make privacy a scarce commodity.