Private multi-signature protocol Nucleo has started internal testing on Aztec Network

[Private multi-signature protocol Nucleo has started internal testing on Aztec Network] Golden Finance News, Nucleo official blog stated that the private multi-signature protocol Nucleo has started internal testing on the ZKRollup-based privacy and expansion solution Aztec Network, using multi-signature and Zero-knowledge cryptography technology allows users to conduct private transactions, private DeFi, private fundraising and other operations by viewing the keys, and is auditable. (medium.com)

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