Semënov

American  

[sim-yaw-nuhf, syi-myaw-nuhf] / sɪmˈyɔ nəf, syɪˈmyɔ nəf /

noun

1. Nicolai N. 1896–1986, Russian chemist: Nobel Prize 1956.

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Example Sentences

Storm, Semenov and the unnamed person, the indictment says, knew about but did not implement required anti-money laundering and “know your customer” programs on Tornado Cash’s platform.

From Seattle Times

“When it became clear that a sanctioned North Korean cybercrime organization was using the platform to launder hundreds of millions of dollars derived from cyber heists, Storm and Semenov turned a blind eye to the illicit activity and made public representations that they were compliant with sanctions laws,” FBI assistant director in charge James Smith said in a statement.

From Seattle Times

Afterward, Storm transferred $7.8 million worth of cryptocurrencies to three separate crypto wallets, in payments of approximately $2.6 million each, to himself, Semenov and the other unnamed person.

From Seattle Times

The Department of Justice accused Tornado Cash founders — Auburn’s Roman Storm, 34, and Roman Semenov, 35 — of conspiracy to commit money laundering, to violate sanctions against a North Korean organization and to operate an unlicensed money-transmitting business, according to the indictment documents unsealed in August.

From Seattle Times

Semenov, a Russian citizen, remains at large.

From Seattle Times