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Alpha mainnet of Ethereum scaling solution ZKSync goes live

ZKSync, an Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution, debuts its alpha mainnet to reduce congestion and improve transaction throughput. The ethereum (ETH) ecosystem witnesses a significant development as the alpha mainnet of ZKSync, a Layer 2 scaling solution, is officially launched. ZKSync aims to alleviate network congestion and bolster transaction throughput on ethereum

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zkSync Era launches with Uniswap and Sushi — First zkEVM on mainnet

Some of the biggest names in decentralized finance, including Uniswap, Sushi, Maker and Curve, are set to launch March 24 on zero-knowledge proof roll-up zkSync Era.The Ethereum layer 2 scaling network has finally opened to users in alpha after four years in development, enabling faster and cheaper transactions. It is the first

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Successful Ethereum Shapella Testnet Beckons Long-Awaited Shanghai Mainnet Upgrade

Ethereum recently concluded its final dress rehearsal, dubbed Shapella, on the Goerli testnet en route to its mainnet upgrade. The Ethereum Shapella upgrade is on course for launch following its successful activation on the Goerli testnet. According to reports, this development is in the final phase before the upgrade goes live on the mainnet. With the

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Filecoin Virtual Machine Goes Live on Mainnet, Now Supports Smart Contracts and User Programmability

The arrival of the Filecoin Virtual Machine on the mainnet presents a slew of rewarding opportunities to developers.  The Filecoin Virtual Machine (FVM) recently went live on the mainnet, with the payment system’s blockchain now supporting added features. These features include smart contracts and user programmability through the Filecoin

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Hedera confirms exploit on mainnet led to theft of service tokens

Hedera, the team behind distributed ledger Hedera Hashgraph, has confirmed a smart contract exploit on the Hedera Mainnet that has led to the theft of several liquidity pool tokens.Hedera said the attacker targeted liquidity pool tokens on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) that derived its code from Uniswap v2 on Ethereum, which

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