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ZKsync (ZK) occupe le rang n° 176 par capitalisation, avec $140.00M. Elle appartient au secteur Networks (Ethereum Layer-2). Elle s’échange depuis le 17 juin 2024 sur 33 marchés de 34 plateformes, avec un volume de $25.24M sur les dernières 24 heures. Son plus haut historique, $0.966818, a été atteint le 17 juin 2024 ; le prix actuel se situe 99.0 % en dessous. Son plus bas du cycle, $0.00715403, date du 14 août 2026.
52.5 % de l’offre maximale de 21.00B ZK est en circulation. 29.8 % de l’allocation de jetons a été débloqué. Le prochain déblocage prévu a lieu le 1 décembre 2026. Les données de développement recensent 41 développeurs principaux et 61,143 commits de code. Sur Ethereum, 1,271 adresses détiennent ZK. Elle est disponible sur 2 réseaux.
À propos de ZKsync
ZKsync is a trustless Layer 2 protocol for scalable low-cost payments on Ethereum, powered by zkRollup technology. It is a user-centric zk rollup platform from Matter Labs.
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With ZKsync, Matter Labs is solving the problem of bringing mass-adoption ready scalability to accommodate a mainstream user base on blockchain. Without real mass adoption, the value propositions of many ‘promising blockchain ideas’ are deemed to remain largely unfulfilled.
For Matter Labs, scalability is thought of not only in terms of transaction throughput, but the overall readiness of blockchain systems to meet the demands of millions of users. Matter Labs’ solution is ZKsync, whose value proposition is based on trustlessness, confidentiality, and speed.
Matter Labs was founded in 2018 by Alex Gluchowski. The matter labs team laid out its vision for the ZKsync solution in late 2019, as the first trustless L2 scaling solution with L1 reorg-level security and guarantee of fund safety, supporting a fully zero-knowledge based smart contract ecosystem.
ZKsync v1.0 was released on the Ethereum Mainnet on June 15th 2020. It currently utilizes PLONK as its zero-knowledge prover, which requires a "trusted setup" of a Common Reference String (CRS). In PLONK, this setup can be done once and be reused by any number of applications (this is called Universal CRS). If at least one participant deletes the entropy (randomness) used to provide their contribution, the setup is secure. Matter Labs participated in the global Ignition trusted setup ceremony for PLONK on BN256 elliptic curve, coordinated by AZTEC protocol. This limited the maximum size of the zk proof for a block, and thus the maximum throughput of ZKsync was capped at ~300 TPS.
As part of ZKsync 1.1’s release on August 1st 2020, which fulfilled most of the requirements of Reddit’s Great Scaling Bake-Off, the following additions were made:
On March 1st 2021, Matter Labs announced a 2M USD Series A financing round for strategic partners, to preserve the dominance of the community share in future ZKsync network — in contrast to the anticipated distribution of other scaling solutions’ assets and governance.
On November 8th 2021, a 50M USD round led by Andreessen Horowitz was announced, which included investors from the previous round and increased the number of strategic partners.
Notable achievements from ZKsync since launch are: processed over 1 million transactions on mainnet, powered 2 Gitcoin Grant Rounds, and was integrated into Golem, Numio, StablePay, Storj, plus a number of other dapps. Matter Labs envisions ZKsync turning into the main payment backbone of Ethereum, connecting users, wallets, services, dapps, and exchanges.