ZKsync has released a Prover API as part of their five-step plan to decentralize the Eras prover network. This API allows third parties to:
- Generate proofs
- Verify correctness against L1-submitted proofs
Provers are crucial for ZK rollups, handling:
- Transaction bundling
- Proof generation
- Transaction execution validation
The permissionless Prover API aims to enhance censorship resistance by decentralizing these critical operations.
ZKsync invites teams to:
- Test the API
- Benchmark performance
- Integrate it into their systems
For more details, check the blog post on ZKsync's Mirror page.
Back in June, we laid out a five-step plan start decentralizing the ZKsync Eraβs prover network. Today, we are releasing the Prover API that allows third parties to easily generate proofs and verify their correctness against L1-submitted proofs. Provers play a critical role in
.@NethermindEth and @the_matter_labs just completed the first formal verification of ZKsync's on-chain zk-verifier. This is a major milestone for ZKsync and blockchain security. So, what does this mean? π§΅π
zkSync Bridge and Enterprise Updates
zkSync has launched significant updates to their infrastructure: - Bridge interface received a major redesign, improving user experience and accessibility at [zkSync Era Bridge](http://zksync.io/era#bridges) - Enterprise solutions platform unveiled at [zkSync Enterprise](http://www.zksync.io/enterprise), offering expanded capabilities for business integration The updates reflect zkSync's continued development of Layer 2 scaling solutions on Ethereum, focusing on enhanced usability and enterprise adoption. *Key improvements include streamlined navigation and clearer transaction flows.*
ZKsync Open Sources Key Infrastructure Components
Matter Labs has open-sourced two critical components of their zkSync infrastructure: - **ZKsync Airbender**: A new proof system designed to enhance interoperability - **ZKsync OS**: A flexible platform supporting multiple Virtual Machines (EVM, EraVM, WASM) The release marks a significant step in zkSync's commitment to open-source development and blockchain interoperability. Developers can now access the code at [Matter Labs GitHub](https://github.com/matter-labs/zksync-os). Further announcements about interoperability features are expected in the coming weeks.
Ethproofs Summit in Berlin to Explore Ethereum's ZK Roadmap
The House of ZK is hosting Ethproofs Summit, a focused event examining Ethereum's zero-knowledge proof roadmap, on June 10th, 2025. The summit will run from 10 AM to 7 PM at the House of Music in Berlin. Key speaker @portport255 will share insights following their extensive involvement in the ZK space, including their recent contributions at ETHDenver where they led discussions on cryptography engineering and ZK technology. - Event Details: - Date: June 10th, 2025 - Time: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM - Location: House of Music, Berlin [Register here](https://lu.ma/hozkethproofs) to join the discussion on ZK developments in the Ethereum ecosystem.
zkSync's Alcito Campenni Discusses Elastic Network and Digital Identity on Espacio Cripto
In a recent episode of Espacio Cripto, Matter Labs' Alcito Campenni delves into several key developments in the zkSync ecosystem: - Elastic Network's interoperability features - ZK-backed digital identity solutions - Updates on Devconnect Buenos Aires The interview, conducted in Spanish with English subtitles, provides technical insights into zkSync's infrastructure and future plans. This follows Campenni's recent presentation at EtherArgentina CΓ³rdoba on real-world applications of the Elastic Network. [Watch the full episode](https://youtu.be/Nh4wkUE0UZs)
Nana Murugesan and Jeremy Allaire Discuss ZK Proofs on The Money Movement Podcast
Nana Murugesan joins Jeremy Allaire on The Money Movement podcast to explore zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs. The discussion covers: - The necessity of ZK-proofs for Ethereum scaling - ZK-powered applications in privacy and identity - How ZK technology is facilitating institutional adoption of blockchain This episode follows a recent trend of industry leaders discussing ZK technology. Previously, Sandy from Scroll emphasized the importance of developer-friendly tooling to drive real-world adoption of ZK proofs. **Listen to the full episode:** [YouTube Link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL7NM6chBQM)