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Follow nikhileshde on Twitter Crypto mixers are a challenge for the U. Department of Justice DOJ but they haven't "necessarily slowed us down," the chief crypto prosecutor at the law enforcement agency said Tuesday. Eun Young Choi, the director of the DOJ's national crypto enforcement team, told the audience at DC Fintech Week that enforcing the laws against crimes with a crypto component is "no different than a lot of other activities.

While mixers and other automated tools cause challenges for the DOJ, they are not slowing investigators down, Choi added, responding to a question by moderator and conference organizer Chris Brummer. The DOJ's strategy around crypto in particular is focused on how tools might make facilitating crimes easier. Who Are the Founders of Haven Protocol? The protocol was first worked on by two unidentified developers in January who attempted to create a decentralized private stablecoin.

This would allow any user to own a private token that can be converted into any desired currency without interference from a third party. However, the project failed after making it to the testnet stage due to technical challenges. After the failed attempt by the original developers, they left the project and a new team from the Haven community took over. The new team consists of individuals with expertise in mathematics, economics, blockchain analysis, cryptography, system architecture and community management.

What Makes Haven Protocol Unique? The first proposed design of Haven Protocol was initially believed to be infeasible due to the complicated cryptography and mathematics, and the privacy of the codebase. Similar to Monero, the platform also uses proof-of-fungibility.

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