Ameen Soleimani, an early contributor to the Tornado Cash platform, is developing a new privacy tool that won’t be used for malicious purposes.
Tornado Cash, one of the projects that the USA paid the most attention, was put under pressure due to the confidentiality and anonymous transaction protocols it provided. US authorities had banned users from using Tornado Cash.
Ameen Soleimani, an early-stage contributor to Tornado, took action to create a better version of the blacklisted Tornado Cash.
Tornado Cash Participants Stand on a New Platform
Ameen Soleimani, one of the participants of the Tornado Cash project, took action to create a better version of Tornado Cash, the so-called “cryptocurrency mixer”.
After Tornado Cash came under pressure from US authorities, Ethereum developers are creating a platform that will not suffer similar pressures. The developers hope that this platform also does not trigger the US authorities.
A upcoming demo of the new cryptocurrency mixing app allows people to send and receive Ethereum anonymously. However, this platform will include features that prove that the user is not a North Korean villain or any other type of criminal.
The Ethereum developers’ “cryptocurrency mixer” platform, free of bad actors, is coming up with the title Privacy Pools.
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