The U.S. Department of Justice has streamlined charges against Roman Storm, co-founder of the cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash, before his trial set for July 14th. In a letter sent May 15th to Judge Katherine Polk Failla in the Southern District of New York, Acting U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton announced that the government will no longer pursue one aspect of the criminal case against Storm, specifically concerning unlicensed money transmitting businesses. Prosecutors will continue pursuing charges alleging Storm conspired on money laundering, violated the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, and other charges related to transmitting funds from unlawful activities under the remaining portion of Count Two.