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Competition Intensifies in Ethereum Layer 2 Scaling as zkSync Introduces Rollups to EVM

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The Ethereum Layer 2 scaling wars are heating up as zkSync brings rollups to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). zkSync is a Layer 2 scaling solution that uses zero-knowledge proofs to enable faster and cheaper transactions on the Ethereum blockchain.

The introduction of zkSync to the EVM is a major milestone for Ethereum scalability. zkSync is a Layer 2 scaling solution that uses zero-knowledge proofs to enable faster and cheaper transactions on the Ethereum blockchain. This means that users can now send and receive Ethereum transactions with significantly lower fees and faster confirmation times.

The introduction of zkSync to the EVM is part of a larger trend of Layer 2 scaling solutions being developed for Ethereum. These solutions are designed to increase the throughput of the Ethereum blockchain by offloading transactions to a separate layer. This allows for faster and cheaper transactions, as well as the ability to process more transactions in a given period of time.

The introduction of zkSync to the EVM is a major step forward for Ethereum scalability. It is the first Layer 2 scaling solution to be integrated into the EVM, and it is expected to have a significant impact on the Ethereum network. With zkSync, users can now send and receive Ethereum transactions with significantly lower fees and faster confirmation times.

The introduction of zkSync to the EVM is part of a larger trend of Layer 2 scaling solutions being developed for Ethereum. These solutions are designed to increase the throughput of the Ethereum blockchain by offloading transactions to a separate layer. This allows for faster and cheaper transactions, as well as the ability to process more transactions in a given period of time.

The introduction of zkSync to the EVM is a major milestone for Ethereum scalability. It is the first Layer 2 scaling solution to be integrated into the EVM, and it is expected to have a significant impact on the Ethereum network. With zkSync, users can now send and receive Ethereum transactions with significantly lower fees and faster confirmation times. This is a major step forward for Ethereum scalability, and it is likely to be followed by other Layer 2 scaling solutions in the near future.

8 thoughts on “Competition Intensifies in Ethereum Layer 2 Scaling as zkSync Introduces Rollups to EVM”

  1. Looks like zkSync is here to make Ethereum transactions faster and more secure! Who knew that “proof” could be so small and yet so powerful? With zkSync’s zero-knowledge-proof cryptography, users can compress their transactions and avoid those pesky gas fees. And with delayed withdrawals, hackers will have a harder time stealing funds. It’s like putting your money in a safe, and then putting that safe in a safe then putting that safe in space, in the 8th dimension.

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  2. Airdrop coming , ZkSync hinted at a token and now launched mainnet . Don’t wanna miss on this one like **ARB**.

    •**ZkSync**
    •**Orbiter Finance**

    Use Zksync and orbiter Finance together , might pass eligibility criteria for both !

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  3. I tried their testnet this morning, couldn’t even bridge goerli eth to their network, it just ate gas fee and said transaction failed. Really disappointed

    Also orbiter finance testnet didn’t really work for me

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  4. tldr; zkSync, an advanced layer-2 scaling solution for the Ethereum network, has announced its debut public alpha mainnet version. zkSync is geared towards alleviating network congestion and improving transaction speed on the Ethereum blockchain without compromising security. The development team asserts that this significant step will curb or mitigate major security incidents should any arise.

    *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

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  5. zkEVM on Polygon is starting to make moves too

    One thing that I am not a fan of with zkSync is that transactions are do via a signature and you don’t control the gas. Also, some wallets like MetaMask it is harder to tell what permissions you are giving with a signature vs on onchain approval.

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