ZKsync aims for 10,000 TPS and $0.0001 fees by 2025
ZKsync has announced 2025 roadmap
ZKsync, one of the leading Layer 2 zk-Rollup solutions, has announced its 2025 roadmap, which centers on enhancing scalability, user experience, and privacy.
Developers at Matter Labs, the creators of ZKsync, aim to compete with other major Ethereum Layer 2 solutions such as Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism. According to L2BEAT, these platforms account for over 80% of Ethereum’s total locked value.
Simplicity, security, scalability
One of the key innovations in ZKsync’s 2025 roadmap is the introduction of smart accounts, designed to make cryptocurrency wallets as intuitive and secure as mainstream Web2 applications. Developers believe this redesign will address several adoption barriers, delivering a seamless user experience.
A new feature, Private Validium, offers on-chain privacy while maintaining necessary transparency. Confidential states will be managed by a set of authorized validators, who disclose data only when required.
Security will be enhanced with decentralized sequencing, advanced verification mechanisms, and improved Merklization techniques.
Building on achievements from 2024, such as pipelined block processing and the development of BoojumVM, ZKsync aims to achieve ambitious goals outlined in its roadmap. By the end of 2025, the platform targets 10,000 transactions per second at a proof cost of $0.0001 per ERC-20 transfer.
In a significant move aimed at growth of its platform, Binance has listed ZKSync (ZK), an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution. The exchange began offering trading pairs ZK/BTC, ZK/USDT, ZK/FDUSD, and ZK/TRY on June 17, 2024. Withdrawals for these pairs will open on June 18, 2024.
The ZKSync token utilizes ZK-SNARK roll-up technology, which promises improved scalability and reduced transaction costs on the Ethereum network.
