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Two software developers are going to prison for writing CODE. The creators of Samourai Wallet have pleaded guilty for doing everything BY THE LAW. Here’s what the DOJ doesn’t want you to know: • They asked regulators if it was legal they were told YES • DOJ hid that...

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