Scroll’s zkEVM Mainnet Goes Live
The post Scroll’s zkEVM Mainnet Goes Live appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Table of Contents Scroll quietly launched its zkEVM-based Mainnet, offering Ethereum compatibility for developers and achieving a significant milestone in scaling Ethereum’s capabilities. Scroll Announces Mainnet Launch Ethereum layer-2 zkEVM protocol Scroll has joined the race to enable cheaper and faster transactions on the largest smart contracts blockchain. On October 17, the protocol team made an announcement on X.com, tweeting, “After more than two years of building, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Scroll Mainnet.” However, blockchain data has revealed that the smart contract went live on October 8 and has been running in stealth since then. The Scroll team delayed the announcement for a week. The official announcement of the Scroll Mainnet launch witnessed a significant influx of deposits. According to Dune Analytics, a total of 2,030 ETH has been deposited on the Scroll platform, with the majority arriving within the last 24 hours. Advanced Ethereum Scaling: The zkEVM Advantage Scroll introduces Ethereum compatibility on its layer-2 platform, enabling contracts originally written for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) to run seamlessly on the Scroll network, powered by zero-knowledge proofs. Scroll’s utilization of zero-knowledge technology and EVM compatibility streamlines the migration of applications from Ethereum to the new zkEVM network. Notably, other layer-2 solutions like Polygon and Matter Labs have their own zkEVM offerings, while Arbitrum and OP Labs’ OP Mainnet opt for “optimistic rollups.” Community Building and Experimentation The Scroll team revealed that they have been working on fostering a community of developers and encouraging them to experiment on the Scroll platform over the last year. Over 100 projects have already been deployed on Scroll’s testnets, spanning infrastructure, DeFi, and Web3 gaming ventures. These projects collectively boast more than 450,000 smart contract deployments, over 90 million transactions, an average of 305,000 daily transactions, and the generation of…
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Table of Contents Scroll quietly launched its zkEVM-based Mainnet, offering Ethereum compatibility for developers and achieving a significant milestone in scaling Ethereum’s capabilities. Scroll Announces Mainnet Launch Ethereum layer-2 zkEVM protocol Scroll has joined the race to enable cheaper and faster transactions on the largest smart contracts blockchain. On October 17, the protocol team made an announcement on X.com, tweeting, “After more than two years of building, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Scroll Mainnet.” However, blockchain data has revealed that the smart contract went live on October 8 and has been running in stealth since then. The Scroll team delayed the announcement for a week. The official announcement of the Scroll Mainnet launch witnessed a significant influx of deposits. According to Dune Analytics, a total of 2,030 ETH has been deposited on the Scroll platform, with the majority arriving within the last 24 hours. Advanced Ethereum Scaling: The zkEVM Advantage Scroll introduces Ethereum compatibility on its layer-2 platform, enabling contracts originally written for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) to run seamlessly on the Scroll network, powered by zero-knowledge proofs. Scroll’s utilization of zero-knowledge technology and EVM compatibility streamlines the migration of applications from Ethereum to the new zkEVM network. Notably, other layer-2 solutions like Polygon and Matter Labs have their own zkEVM offerings, while Arbitrum and OP Labs’ OP Mainnet opt for “optimistic rollups.” Community Building and Experimentation The Scroll team revealed that they have been working on fostering a community of developers and encouraging them to experiment on the Scroll platform over the last year. Over 100 projects have already been deployed on Scroll’s testnets, spanning infrastructure, DeFi, and Web3 gaming ventures. These projects collectively boast more than 450,000 smart contract deployments, over 90 million transactions, an average of 305,000 daily transactions, and the generation of…
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