Prosecutors Cite Bitcoin Fog Ruling Against Roman Storm's Venue Challenge

U.S. prosecutors cited the Bitcoin Fog case to oppose Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm’s effort to move his trial out of Washington, D.C. They argue the ruling supports trying a defendant where alleged criminal conduct or its effects occurred, despite Storm’s contention that the case is improperly venued. The dispute could shape how courts determine venue in prosecutions involving decentralized crypto services, but it does not resolve the broader question of developers’ liability.