A few simple thoughts on the US v. Storm trial, where the Manhattan jury should start hearing evidence today: 1) Only the government really knows what evidence the government is going to offer to show that Roman knew of if not intended to help third parties launder using TornadoCash. Everyone has assumed they don't have anything damning. We will see soon. 2) If the evidence on knowledge/intent is weak, then I feel better about the whole thing (and as to Roman's actual innocence). 3) If he is convicted, and there was no really troubling evidence AND the chief complaint that DOJ is prosecuting a theory that FinCEN expressly and publicly disagrees with endures after conviction, then I'd expect Roman's sentence being commuted or him even being fully pardoned. Good luck @rstormsf. I sincerely hope the facts established at trial demonstrate you've been right all along.