Can an application be audited in Web 3.0? People in the US can no longer access some DeFi protocols; understand

By cineramaAugust 19, 2022Ethereum

US Treasury sanctions on Tornado Cash platform last week cast doubt on the cryptocurrency universe. After all: Can a decentralized application be audited without government or law? The answer […]

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Can an application be audited in Web 3.0? People in the US can no longer access some DeFi protocols; understand

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