According to Decrypt reporting, three media outlets mentioned that Aztec Labs has relaunched the zk.money wallet on the Aztec Network. Users can send private stablecoin transfers, and the recipient can identify using readable tags. The assets are self-custodied.
The news was released 3.2 hours ago.
For beginners, the key point is this: by default, on-chain transfers are public—anyone can look up balances and transaction history. What tools like zk.money do is hide “who you’re sending to and how much,” while also not requiring you to hand your coins over to a platform for custodial custody.
Privacy and transparency are two different sets of needs; they don’t conflict.
Not investment advice.
#BTC
The news was released 3.2 hours ago.
For beginners, the key point is this: by default, on-chain transfers are public—anyone can look up balances and transaction history. What tools like zk.money do is hide “who you’re sending to and how much,” while also not requiring you to hand your coins over to a platform for custodial custody.
Privacy and transparency are two different sets of needs; they don’t conflict.
Not investment advice.
#BTC