ChainCatcher message, based on the ZK Rollup privacy and scalability solution Aztec officially announced that it has formally relinquished ownership of the zk.money domain. This means that users will now need to run multiple rollups themselves to withdraw DeFi positions from the platform, and they will likely have to pay over $200 in Ethereum gas fees, while also independently addressing any security issues.It is reported that Aztec Labs has provided two code repositories on GitHub, namely aztec-v2-ejector and aztec-connect-ejector, for users to reference on how to withdraw safely.

ChainCatcher news, Aztec Labs responded to the Bank of England and the UK Treasury's consultation on the digital pound, stating that by leveraging zero-knowledge proofs and its proprietary tool Noir, it can ensure that the digital currency complies with AML, CTF, and KYC requirements. Aztec Labs' response aims to incorporate privacy-enhancing technologies (PET) into the infrastructure of the digital pound.It is reported that in February 2023, the Bank of England and the UK Treasury published a consultation paper titled "The Digital Pound: A New Form of Money for Households and Businesses?." ChainCatcher previously reported that [Aztec](https://www.rootdata.com/zh/Projects/detail/Aztec Network?k=MjczNQ==) announced the launch of a hybrid zkRollup network, with plans to go live on a public testnet by early 2024. (Source link)