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The University of Michigan Blockchain has created a new proposal to initialize cUSDCv3 on Scroll Network. Voting on Proposal 221 will begin in two days.

Scroll_ZKP spoke at an event with representatives from Cometh, zkp2p, biconomy, and Superfluid_HQ, discussing opportunities in on-chain payments. They are looking forward to partnering with top teams to create new payment use cases for web3. Special thanks to imacryptopotato and guocamole for hosting the event.

At the Scroll_ZKP event, a panel discussion on on-chain payments was held with speakers including Aurelien from Cometh, Alex from zkp2p, Aniket from biconomy, and Vijay from Superfluid_HQ. The event focused on exploring new payment use cases for web3 and building partnerships with top teams in the field. The discussion was part of the broader theme of crypto payments worldwide, as discussed by Scroll_ZKP co-founder @LibraryDefi at the event in JoinEdgeCity.

Panel discussion on the latest trends in the Web3 space featuring @imacryptopotato happening this Friday. Apply now to attend.

A new publication addressing security vulnerabilities in SNARKs has been released by the Scroll community. The resource aims to assist developers and auditors working on SNARK-based applications.

ScrollStats.com now includes a database of Scroll apps where users can search by name and category, and sort by any metric. The database covers the top projects by activity and TVL, with plans to expand the list in the future.

After a successful turnout at the ETHGlobal Circuit Breaker Hackathon, winners have been announced for two unique tracks focusing on ZK usage for privacy and scalability on Scroll. Projects like Shadow Warfare, Unknown Finance, priv.cast, and Urban Odyssey were recognized for their innovative applications. This event aims to encourage developers to explore new opportunities using Scroll's zkEVM technology.

The winners of the @ETHGlobal Circuit Breaker Hackathon have been announced: Shadow Warfare, Unknown Finance, priv.cast, and Urban Odyssey. Prizes were awarded for Best ZK usage for privacy and scalability on Scroll. Notable projects include sybil resistant private voting, an immersive play-to-earn game, and a platform to prove wallet ownership. The event aimed to showcase the potential of Scroll's zkEVM technology.

Scroll_ZKP and the Ethereum Foundation are donating $150K to a shared prize pool in the first ZK Grants Round to encourage open-source development and research in zero-knowledge proofs and ZK powered L2s. The goal is to unify the L2 ecosystem by identifying shared needs and new standards. Developers and researchers can contribute through performance benchmarking, forced inclusion tools, and multi-prover systems. Anyone can apply with innovative ideas that meet the eligibility criteria.

In the latest RollCall summary, discussions included EIP-4844 readiness, upcoming breakout call topics, and a new RIP-7614 exposing call stack to contracts. Teams like @zksync and @taikoxyz are preparing for mainnet testing of EIP-4844. @CarlBeek shared insight on trusted setup parameters. Next week, @drakefjustin will lead a discussion on shared sequencing. The new RIP is OpenZeppelin's proposal for threat detection. Some concerns raised about its complexity and potential for on-chain censorship. For more details, join the discussion on EthMagicians and read the RIP proposal.