Unstoppable Domains will let Cake Wallet’s 150,000 users create usernames under the [NAME].crypto format.
“Some [extreme right wing] groups have used so called ‘privacy coins,’” the FATF report states.
Spurred by an information crisis and compounding global unrest, privacy has entered public consciousness.
Lelantus introduces “on-by-default” privacy while also allowing partial redemptions of Firo’s burn-and-redeem model.
While Bittrex gave no reason for the removals, exchanges around the world have been moving to delist coins that seek to hide the activity of their users.
As delisting for privacy coins spreads, advocates argue that not only should regulators want them on exchanges but they should tell exchanges what they need to do to be compliant.
XMR, DASH and ZEC "were delisted at the same time for the same reason – to further derisk the company from a regulatory standpoint."
Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies jumped on Monday after several countries called for access to encryption software.
Privacy coin zcash has successfully hard forked at block height 903,000 in a planned network update known as “Heartwood.”
The blockchain intelligence firm says it has added zcash and dash to its transaction-tracing products.
Despite launching with considerable fanfare in early 2019, grin, the first cryptocurrency to test privacy protocol MimbleWimble, is showing no signs of life.
Following a report last week on the anonymity features of grin, one big question emerged: What is privacy in crypto, anyways?
Developers behind the cryptocurrency Grin agreed to hold off on changes to planned proof-of-work updates for the foreseeable future.
Grin, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency built on "mimblewimble" tech, has gone live on mainnet.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security wants to find out if it's feasible to track transactions conducted using privacy coins.