Ethereum dev must face jury for allegedly helping North Korea evade sanctions
A New York federal judge has denied an developer’s motion to dismiss criminal charges over allegations he assisted the North Korean regime to bypass U.S. sanctions.
The developer and former-hacker, Virgil Griffith, is accused of helping North Korea evade economic sanctions by delivering a speech during a Pyongyang blockchain conference in April 2019.
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