ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Binance has stated that it has adjusted its operations to comply with local regulations and has decided to withdraw its plan to delist multiple privacy tokens in Europe. Binance said that after carefully considering feedback from the community and several projects, it has modified the classification of privacy coins on its platform to meet regulatory requirements across the EU. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the zero-knowledge and compliant privacy protocol Elusiv has launched its mainnet on Solana, allowing users to send private transactions. In addition, Elusiv is compatible with Solana Pay and supports SOL and SPL tokens. Basic compliance features include proof of ownership and the ability to create viewing keys, enabling users to control the transaction information they share as needed.Reportedly, Elusiv aims to provide privacy protection for users and merchants while maintaining security through low-transaction compliance solutions. Furthermore, Elusiv allows standard transactions to be privatized while enabling users to choose which transactions to disclose. Elusiv completed a $3.5 million funding round in November 2022, with participation from Big Brain Holdings, Jump Crypto, Solana Ventures, and others. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the privacy infrastructure project Nym has announced the launch of the Shipyard Academy. The Shipyard Academy is a privacy learning program designed for those who wish to play a role in transforming the internet from a massive surveillance and control tool into a secure digital realm where privacy is the default.The six-week course will start on November 5, 2022, covering topics such as: how large-scale surveillance occurs at the network layer; how Nym addresses this issue; privacy concerns of many of today's most popular community applications; the acceptance of full-stack privacy awareness and why privacy is a core principle of Web3.The program consists of three phases over six weeks and is self-paced learning. At the end of each phase, participants' learning will be assessed through tasks and quizzes, with certain rewards given, and outstanding participants can advance to activities in the next phase. A total prize pool of up to 100,000 NYM will be distributed among top participants across the three phases.At the end of the program, participants will have the opportunity to apply to become Nym ambassadors, known as "Nymjas," after fully engaging with and contributing to the Nym community and mission. (Source link)