TupiNymQuim represented Nym at the Web Summit in Rio de Janeiro in April 2024, where the team spent 5 days introducing the mixnet technology, the decentralised node system, and the delegation programme to visitors. At the Swisstech booth and Nym's own booth, they explained the project to hundreds of people, including representatives of companies such as Transfero, generating significant interest in the problem of metadata leakage and Nym's solutions. The event, which gathered 30,000 participants, helped to increase Nym's visibility in Brazil among the technical and business communities.

TupiNymQuim is actively working on CM and expansion of the Nym Portuguese-language community, moderating the Telegram channel and Nym's X and Instagram profiles. The team translated the content of the Nym blog for the Portuguese-language Medium, facilitating the accessibility of materials for the Brazilian audience. The work is done in gratitude to the community for their trust and is aimed at strengthening Nym's presence in the region.

TupiNymQuim has developed a script to visualise noise generation in anonymous mixnet mode as part of the Nym SDK grant, which was presented at the NymVPN launch. A demo of the product, which uses Wireshark and Grafana, is available on Google Drive and the repository is available on GitHub. The team is pleased to be able to contribute to the community, hoping that the script will become a useful tool for Nym users.

TupiNymQuim is developing nymja.AI, an open source LLM with built-in privacy that integrates Mistral LLM (Apache 2.0) with the Nym mixnet, with plans to build a web application in 6 months. Nymja.AI combines advanced AI technology with a strong privacy architecture, offering the Nym community a secure, surveillance-free, closed-source alternative.