ZKsync and Prividium Featured in EEA Privacy Working Group Report on Enterprise Ethereum Solutions
ZKsync and Prividium Featured in EEA Privacy Working Group Report on Enterprise Ethereum Solutions
馃攼 Enterprise Privacy Standards
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) Privacy Working Group released a report evaluating enterprise privacy solutions for institutional use on Ethereum.
Key Highlights:
- ZKsync contributed to the report's development
- Prividium recognized as a leading enterprise privacy solution
- Solutions assessed against institutional requirements
- Prividium has helped define the enterprise privacy category for years
The report marks progress in establishing industry standards for enterprise privacy on Ethereum. ZKsync has prioritized privacy for enterprise use cases since its inception and continues supporting the development of clear industry standards through collaboration with the EEA Privacy Working Group.
Enterprise privacy on Ethereum is quickly becoming core infrastructure. ZKsync contributed to the EEA Privacy Working Group鈥檚 latest report, with Prividium featured among the leading Enterprise Privacy solutions evaluated against institutional requirements. A category Prividium
馃摚 The EEA Privacy Working Group is releasing its first report: "State of Privacy on Ethereum for Enterprise". 7 EEA member organizations and 1 comprehensive map of enterprise privacy on Ethereum. More on what this means 馃У猬囷笍
馃攧 ZKsync Introduces Fee Flow System for Protocol Revenue Management
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ZKsync Staking Pilot Season 1 Concludes with 350M $ZK Staked
ZKsync's first staking pilot season has ended, marking a significant milestone for the Layer 2 network. **Key Metrics:** - Total stake: ~350M $ZK - New active delegation: ~200M $ZK - Total active delegation: ~1.2B $ZK - Rewards distributed: 5M $ZK - Target rate: 10.0% APR The pilot program tested staking mechanics and community participation on the zkRollup network. A comprehensive Season 1 Summary & Key Takeaways Report will be published to the forums soon, detailing performance data and lessons learned. The strong participation numbers suggest solid community engagement with the staking infrastructure during this initial testing phase.
zkSync CEO Alex Gluchowski Discusses Private Infrastructure at Consensus
zkSync CEO Alex Gluchowski sat down for an interview at Consensus to discuss the project's approach to private infrastructure and the future of zero-knowledge rollups. **Key Points:** - Full interview now available on zkSync's media platform - Gluchowski shares insights on zkSync's technical direction - Discussion covers privacy-focused infrastructure development This follows a previous interview from DC Summit in April where Gluchowski discussed rollup technology. [Watch the full Consensus interview](https://www.zksync.io/media/alex-gluchowski-zksync-private-infra-consensus)
ZKsync Pivots Focus to Private Institutional Infrastructure on Ethereum
ZKsync is repositioning itself beyond a traditional Layer 2 solution, focusing on building **private institutional infrastructure** that leverages Ethereum as a settlement layer. **Key Points:** - ZKsync's leadership clarified they're not simply building an L2, but rather infrastructure designed specifically for institutional adoption - The project aims to onboard the entire financial system onchain while maintaining privacy features - Ethereum is being utilized as the settlement layer due to its established reliability and security - The solution allows institutions to build using their existing technology stack while settling on Ethereum and maintaining interoperability with other chains This strategic direction addresses what ZKsync describes as an "adapt-or-die moment" for traditional financial institutions entering the blockchain space. The approach combines privacy requirements that institutions demand with the security and finality of Ethereum settlement.