Awesome interview, thanks for sharing! This case is probably the largest and the most important battle in our war for digital freedom. Cypherpunks have been waging it for decades, as was rightfully mentioned.

Privacy was put at the heart of Liquid Network, and the Samurai case was the main reason we launched our exchange in the browser project. This is reductio ad absurdum of the "money transmitter" definition.

When you load an open source code and run it in your browser, there is no "money transmitter entity" involved. The "transmission" is made automatically by the code in response to your actions. We give the code our wallet keys when the page loads, but don't control what it will do with them.

We expect to go live (Liquid Mainnet) in about a week, when CT discounts are activated. So stay tuned!