zkLink is first the multi-rollup L3 uniting Layer 2’s. Building the multi-chain L3 rollup Infra for high performance ZK Applications. ZKL is a native token for zkLink.
Offering both extensive scalability and inherent interoperability across multiple ZK-Rollups, zkLink Nexus introduces a production-ready and highly customizable unified trading layer for the Ethereum ecosystem.
Layer 3s (L3s) represent a blockchain layer built on Ethereum Layer 2 Rollups (L2s), offering increased scale, reduced gas costs, and enhanced customizability for specific applications. zkLink’s ‘Nexus’ L3 platform, a multi-ZK-Rollup trading layer, focuses on consolidating liquidity across L2 zkEVMs and zkVMs, catering to dApps requiring a highly adaptable trading execution environment on Ethereum.
Noteworthy features of zkLink Nexus include Adaptive Liquidity Rebalancing for dynamic asset rebalancing, Customizable Data Availability providing various options for data storage, MARPV ensuring gas-efficient proof verification, and TS-DSL, a trading-centric programming language.
Introducing zkLink Nexus, the blockchain industry responds to the surge of innovation in zero-knowledge technology. General-purpose ZK-Rollup L2 networks, such as Linea, zkSync, Scroll, and Polygon zkEVM, along with zkVMs like StarkNet, validate zkLink’s initial concept from early 2021 to employ ZK technology for unified liquidity across chains and rollups. zkLink Nexus, a multi-ZK-Rollup L3 trading layer, aims to bridge gaps between ZK-Rollup L2 ecosystems, reduce liquidity fragmentation, and enhance trading performance while maintaining Ethereum’s security characteristics.
Unique features include security inheritance from Ethereum via zk-SNARKs, Adaptive Liquidity Rebalancing for flexible fund flows, a developer-friendly interface with SDKs, Cross L3 Composability for composable transactions, and efficient proof systems without a trusted setup.
For developers, zkLink Nexus offers zero security compromises, prevention of deposit fraud through multi-chain states synchronization, unified liquidity, and aggregated assets. The protocol architecture includes key components like zkLink Rollup Contract, Verify Contract, and Recursive ZK Verify Contract, ensuring secure and efficient operations.
The protocol workflow involves Dapp, Sequencer, and Validator components, with the Validator making critical decisions on recursive levels and cross-rollup transaction management. The system structure comprises Executor, Prover, Chain Adapter, SDK Module, RPC Service, Social Login Wallet, Data Service, and Broker Service.
zkLink Nexus promises enhanced performance, efficient cost optimization through adaptive liquidity rebalancing, and the introduction of TS-DSL, a trading-focused programming language. The protocol’s future outlook anticipates reduced costs for decentralized trading applications, acknowledging potential challenges in zero-knowledge proof computational costs. Ongoing efforts focus on tracking updates, iterations, and enhancements in the proof system, with the development of a next-generation proof system based on SuperNova.
ZKL Token Coinlist Sale
| Sale Date | Thursday, 25-January-2024, 18:00 UTC |
| Price and Lockup Terms | $0.15 per token. 30% unlock on or around March 31, 2024, followed by 9 months of monthly linear vesting |
| Fully Diluted Network Value | $150,000,000 |
| Token Allocation for Sale | 31,250,000 ZKL tokens, ERC20 |
| % of Total Supply | 3.125% |
| Purchase Limits | Minimum Purchase: $100 Maximum Purchase: $500 |
| Additional Allocation Requests | Minimum Request: $100 Maximum Request: $1,500 |
| Funding Method | USDT, USDC |
| Excluded Participants | Excluded participants include residents of the US (and its territories), Canada, China, Republic of Korea, and certain jurisdictions. |