The IRS has paid out millions of dollars in a failed effort to deanonymize Monero transactions without a lawful subpeona. Thus, a lawful subpeona is still requ

The IRS has paid out millions of dollars in a failed effort to deanonymize Monero transactions without a lawful subpeona. Thus, a lawful subpeona is still required in order to unseal Monero transactions in the US, I.e., to compel the production of a view-only cryptographic key.