FTX has reported beginning blocking accounts that have sent coins through zk.money of Aztec Network. FTX has identified the DApp as a mixer. Aztec has now responded to the claims by reiterating its core values and confirming that it βwill not be passive in stopping illegal behavior.β

On the evening of August 18, a series of Twitter accounts complained about having their FTX accounts frozen for interacting with Aztec Network’s zk.money, claiming that the DApp was a mixer – a service deemed “high-risk activity” by the exchange is prohibited.
CEO Sam Bankman-Fried responded but neither confirmed nor denied that any accounts had been frozen.

The upgrades will result in the following updates to the Aztec Network:
- Slow the rate of deposits and withdrawals
- Make it easier to identify at-risk addresses
- Prevent illicit users from sidestepping Falafel, the open-source implementation of Aztecβs rollup
Unlike other web3 protocols, which have either had toΒ close downΒ orΒ abideΒ by U.S. sanctions, Aztec have taken a different approach. The network argues that it βrestricts behavior, rather than individualsβ.
The network declared, βif our network is used to harm users, weβve failed our mission.β It also confirmed βworking with partners to identify those using stolen funds and unmask them using publicly available information *outside* of the Aztec system.β
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