原文标题:《 被制裁 4 个月后,Tornado Cash 社区通过「重振提案」 》
原文作者:十文, odaily星球日报
OFAC announced the sanctions in August. Tornado Since Cash, some middleware providers serving Tornado Cash such as Infura And Alchemy have also come under scrutiny, resulting in users not being able to access their assets and interacting only by manually setting the wallet node configuration, which has a threshold and severely limits the number of Tornado Cash users. In addition, the Tornado Cash website has been taken offline, and users who wish to access the website now require direct IPFS-based access. Ordinary users, who do not understand the technology, are likely to give up.
Tornado Cash is included with Tornado Cash. OFAC The sanctions also include all Tornado Cash developers and code contributors. Tornado Cash's GitHub has been taken down and Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev is in jail. Roman Semenov's GitHub account was deactivated. As a result, while users will still be able to access Tornado Cash, they will not be able to code update it and new development will not be possible.
In addition, OFAC has made it clear that all relations with Apps like Tornado Cash will be subject to U.S. sanctions, discouraging most engineers from developing privacy protocols and raising concerns about the future of privacy apps.
Prior to the sanctions, Tornado Cash was a central hub for crypto services and had significant liquidity. However, weekly deposits and withdrawals under the deal have fallen by more than 90% since the sanctions were imposed. .

It is fair to say that the current Tornado Cash is at a watershed. Whether to take the legal risk of developing it or to take it for granted is Tornado . Cash The community is facing a choice.
Recently, Tornado Cash Community member gozzy initiated a proposal to take responsibility for Tornado development and continue to maintain Tornado components for community building and product development. But given gozzy's lack of help, Tornado The complexity of the technology and the likelihood of legal risks. gozzy hopes the community will pay him a base salary of $240,000 a year, which will be distributed at a rate of about $60,000 a quarter through the Sablier stream. The community also has to issue a proposal every quarter to decide how much to pay the next quarter. Along with salary information, gozzy listed his work experience and what responsibilities he would be taking on. After three days of community voting, 81% of the vote was passed.

The day after the proposal passed, gozzy started updating users. ENS And IPFS Resolver (http://3th.ws) log on to the website for use, and publish a section on Tornado Cash The road map. From the road map, gozzy's top priority now is to restore Tornado. The front end and the connection of the repeater. Then there is the updating of educational resources, participation and accelerated governance, completion of the extension development of the agreement, and so on.

Judging from the feedback so far, the community is generally positive about gozzy's proposal. gozzy seems to be very interested in anonymous transfers and privacy security, and once built a censoring resistant alternative to eth.limo (a privacy-protecting ENS gateway) that would launch a Tor hiding service -- a website that protects users' privacy -- for every ENS domain that points to IPFS content. These are some very hardcore engineering and privacy techniques that help with anonymous payment protocols. Firn Protocol, users of Firn Protocol can now use the protocol without censorship. This technology is also considered by the community to benefit the Ethereum community as a whole.
Actually, this is not a Tornado Cash The community's first self-rescue. Back in the day Soon after the sanctions were imposed on Tornado, members of the community suggested that the Tornado be removed. Tornado Cash Forking, using code from the protocol to create other variants of the service to further decentralize users' privacy when using crypto services. But this alternative deal did nothing to improve liquidity, nor did it address the risk of sanctions, so it fell apart.
Before that, Tornado DAO One of the active participants has also introduced a proposal called "Saving Tornado Cash: Formally Challenging U.S. Treasury Sanctions." The proposal suggests. Tornado DAO raised funds on behalf of Tornado Cash and hired a legal team to fight the sanctions, and also called on Tornado DAO to mount a legal challenge to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary. But in the end, Tornado DAO was shut down to protect members of the community because it "could not stand up to the United States" and the contributors failed for fear of being sued.
As you can see, Tornado Cash The first two self-rescues didn't turn out well. Despite the strong support from the community, the developer still faces significant uncertainty in the face of sanctions and laws. Will Tornado DAO continue to operate according to the community's wishes? This pair gozzy and the whole. Tornado Cash That will be the next big challenge for the community.
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