Liquid Restaking Tokens (LRTs) Launched on zkSync

**Major infrastructure shift reported for Q2 2026** An Ethereum Layer 2 zkRollup announced that disparate components have evolved beyond isolated pieces into an interconnected network. This marks a significant architectural milestone in the project's development. **Key developments:** - Individual protocol elements now function as unified network - Follows October 2025 progress update noting early integration signs - Represents acceleration toward mainstream crypto adoption goals The announcement suggests the technical foundation for personal sovereignty through crypto has reached a new maturity level, with previously separate infrastructure now operating cohesively.

**Court of Internet** has launched an open standard enabling autonomous agents to handle payments, escrow services, and dispute resolution. The system operates on **GenLayer**, a dispute resolution layer built using ZKsync's technology. This infrastructure addresses a gap in agentic commerce by providing recourse for small-value disputes that typically fall below the threshold for traditional litigation. Key features: - Payment and escrow functionality for AI agents - Built-in dispute resolution mechanism - Runs on ZKsync's Layer 2 infrastructure The development aims to create a more robust framework for autonomous economic activity, where agents can transact with built-in protections before funds are transferred. [View announcement](https://x.com/courtofinternet/status/2075565797007609898)

AuditHub has published an in-depth analysis of their collaboration on formally verifying Airbender's V2 prover. The verification was conducted by Veridise before the prover's deployment. This formal verification process provides mathematical proof of the system's correctness, rather than relying on trust alone. **Key Points:** - Formal verification completed before V2 prover launch - Partnership between AuditHub and Veridise - Aimed at meeting institutional adoption standards The approach reflects a focus on rigorous security standards needed for institutional infrastructure adoption in the crypto space.

**Cari Network**, a tokenized deposit platform built on ZKsync's Prividium technology, has joined the **American Bankers Association's Premier Partner Network**. The expansion brings participation to **over 30 financial institutions** representing more than **$10 trillion in combined assets**. **Key developments:** - Cari operates on a permissioned blockchain powered by Prividium - Provides regulated U.S. banks a compliant pathway to digital assets - Enables shared governance and interoperability for bank-issued digital money - Prividium recently added support for Hyperledger Besu, used by 35% of enterprise blockchains The move signals growing institutional adoption of tokenized deposits as traditional banks seek infrastructure to compete in digital finance while maintaining regulatory compliance. [Read the full announcement](https://www.cari.com/news/cari-joins-american-bankers-association%E2%80%99s-premier-partner-network-expands-bank-governed-tokenized-deposit-network)

The ZKsync Network has released its weekly roundup highlighting key developments across the ecosystem. **Key Updates:** - Institutional adoption continues to grow across the Layer 2 network - New security milestones achieved for the zkRollup infrastructure - Fresh product launches announced within the ecosystem - Agentic commerce standards introduced to the platform The updates build on previous weeks' momentum, which included partner announcements, industry reports, and crypto policy engagements. ZKsync, an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution, continues expanding its ecosystem while maintaining focus on security and institutional integration.