ZKsync’s Ignite Program Sets $48.5M Liquidity Hub, Aiming for Higher TVL
TL;DR ZKsync has launched the recently approved Ignite program to promote DeFi liquidity on its network by distributing 325 million ZK tokens. Ignite aims to increase
zkSync is a layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that utilizes zero-knowledge (zk) proofs to enable faster and cheaper transactions with high security.
zkSync It is being developed by Matter Labs, a blockchain research and development company.
TL;DR ZKsync has launched the recently approved Ignite program to promote DeFi liquidity on its network by distributing 325 million ZK tokens. Ignite aims to increase
TL;DR Community-Driven Decision: Treasure DAO is migrating from Arbitrum to ZKsync following an overwhelming community vote. Key Motivations: The move is driven by ZKsync’s superior scalability,
TL;DR Decentralized Governance: ZKsync has launched a decentralized governance model on the mainnet, allowing the community to drive protocol updates through on-chain contracts. Three Governance Bodies:
TL;DR Matter Labs reduces its workforce by 16% due to decreased demand for its ZKsync Era protocol. ZKsync’s activity has dropped from over 455,000 active addresses
TL;DR The Layer-2 platform ZKsync (ZK) has experienced a significant decline in network activity, with a 66% drop in daily active addresses. The number of daily
TL;DR ZKsync has launched its 3.0 version along with the “Elastic Chain,” a crucial upgrade to enhance Ethereum’s interoperability and efficiency. The “Elastic Chain” aims to
TL;DR Binance will include the ZKsync (ZK) token on its platform starting June 17, 2024, allowing trading in various pairs. More than 10.5 million ZK tokens
TL;DR The announcement of ZKsync token distribution caused a drop in TVL to approximately $128 million, down from nearly $200 million. The community considered the distribution
TL;DR Massive Airdrop Event: ZKSync is set to distribute 17.5% of its ZK token supply, amounting to nearly 3.7 billion tokens, in a significant airdrop to 695,232 wallets, marking one
TL;DR Matter Labs has ended its plans to trademark the “ZK” after strong criticism from the community and industry experts. The controversy arose when the company