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Citrea Brings ZK Rollups To Bitcoin

“Now we can scale Bitcoin,” says cofounder Orkun Kilic. Citrea aims to address security budget concerns as well as the lack of DeFi on the world’s most valuable blockchain.

Polygon Proposes Zero-Knowledge Overhaul For PoS Chain

MATIC Rallies 6%

Polygon Unveils 2.0 Roadmap

Plans To Develop ZK-Powered Multi-Chain Scaling Solution

Treasury: ZK Proofs Can Be Boon Or Bane Of AML Compliance

Report On Criminal Use Of DeFi Argues Most Protocols Are Subject to Bank Secrecy Act

Polygon Launches Decentralized ID Service Powered By ZK Proofs

Launch Partners Include The Sandbox and Collab.Land

zkSync Counters Polygon With 'Mainnet' Rollup

Layer 2s Escalate Battle to Rule Ethereum Scaling Solutions

Polygon to Deliver Zero-Knowledge Powered Rollup

Layer 2 Sets March 27 Launch Date for Ethereum Scaling Offering

Consensys Opens zkEVM Testnet to Whitelisted Users

Early Testnet Users Could Qualify For a Potential Airdrop

EIP-5988 Poised To Improve ZK-Rollups’ Compatibility With Ethereum

Vitalik Emphasizes Need For Stability Of Ethereum’s Virtual Machine

Binance Enters Zero-Knowledge Race With zkBNB

BNB Chain Is The Third-Largest Smart Contract Network

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Bitcoin Layer 2 Stacks Prepares for Nakamoto Upgrade, its Largest Hard-Fork Ever

The network is “transforming into a true Layer-2” said Rena Shah of Trust Machines.

Two Vulnerabilities Caught in Optimism Testnet

Offchain Labs found bugs in Optimism's proposed dispute system.

Renzo Updates Airdrop Terms After Explosive ezETH Depeg

Renzo updated its token allocation to Season 1 points farmers by 2%.

Ether Inflates After Gas Fees Plummet

Ether's supply is inflating despite Ethereum throughput remaining high

Bitcoiners Spend Millions On ‘Buy Bitcoin’ Sign and First Sat Of Halving Block

The ‘Buy Bitcoin’ sign sold for $1 million, while the ‘Epic Sat’ was purchased for a whopping $2.1 million.