Today, ZKsync unveils the Elastic Chain — an ever-expanding network of ZK rollups, secured by math and natively interoperable under a uniform, intuitive UX.

Full post: zksync.mirror.xyz/BqdsMuLluf6AlW…

Paymaster transactions are up 10x since February.

Eemajin having to pay gas fees

These captchas are getting out of hand...
Intern was learning about the ZKsync prover and got hit with this.

In 2022, ZKsync laid out the vision for ZK Chains: fully-customizable, autonomous L2s built on ZK Stack.
Now, over a dozen ZK chains are getting ready for deployment.
Next week, we’ll see how these ZK Chains seamlessly work together.
Stay tuned for the Elastic Chain.

In multiple European cities now I see taxis being allowed to use the bus lane (while of course regular cars are not).

What's the policy justification for this?

Interesting thread on UK vs France from the other app.

I am curious, do locals of either country agree?

Interesting thread on UK vs France from the other app.

I am curious, do locals of either country agree?

https://x.com/bswud/status/1804899087197564950

It's really underrated how 4 years ago the worst ethereum UX problem was that transactions would often take like 10 min to confirm if you get unlucky with the gasprice, and that problem just completely went away with EIP-1559. Today transactions reliably confirm in 5-20 seconds.

https://x.com/post_polar_/status/1803406902430236907

Good new 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I feel like off-chain ZK applications are really undervaluing the potential of just using STARKs, including for privacy-demanding use cases.

These days a STARK is < 100 kB, for off-chain use cases that amount of  bandwidth is utterly trivial compared to the client-side prover time savings that come from using STARKs.

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