In a major development for the world of Web3, ZettaBlock, and QuickNode have announced their partnership with Polygon for the upcoming zkEVM Mainnet Beta Launch on March 27th.
The news was confirmed through tweets by both ZettaBlock and QuickNode, who expressed their excitement to be a part of this game-changing project.
Polygon Labs, the developer of zkEVM, also shared details about the launch, stating that it represents the next phase of Ethereum scaling on Mainnet BETA.
The new system will enable Ethereum developers to deploy their smart contracts while maintaining Ethereum’s inherent security and offering fast finality and low transaction costs. It is a major milestone in the ongoing efforts to support the creators of web3 and elevate the world of decentralized applications.
The community has responded with enthusiasm to the news of the launch, with many expressing their excitement for the future of Polygon. Some have even marveled at how the network has managed to partner with every major brand in the industry while still suffering from a low token price.
Polygon Labs Breaks Down Features Of zkEVM
Polygon Labs has broken down the features of zkEVM that the community can expect from the upcoming launch. The first feature is EVM-equivalence, which will provide a clear path to achieving EVM equivalence type 2 for zkEVM rollup.
This means higher TPS performance and cost reductions are on the horizon. The second feature is speed, as zkEVM harnesses the power of ZK proofs to decrease transaction costs and increase throughput while maintaining Ethereum L1’s security.
The third feature is bridge security, which ensures the security of all cross-chain interactions. Finally, the fourth feature is low costs, as zkEVM will enable low-cost transactions for everyone using web3 applications.
The Polygon zkEVM Mainnet Beta Launch is expected to be a much-anticipated event for the blockchain community. It is a significant step forward in the development of Web3 and the future of blockchain technology.
However, with the support of ZettaBlock and QuickNode, and the many other major brands that have partnered with Polygon, the future of Web3 looks bright indeed.
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