zkLink launches L3 network Nexus, which can connect to common ZK Rollup solutions such as zkSync and Starknet
On November 16th, zkLink, a multi-chain transaction infrastructure based on zero-knowledge proof, launched the Layer3 network Nexus, which aims to connect various general zero-knowledge (ZK) Ethereum Rollup solutions, including zkSync, Starknet, and Polygon zkEVM. Nexus will only choose one of the Layer2 networks to perform the zk-SNARK verification process, which is lower in cost compared to directly performing verification on the Ethereum mainnet. This allows tokens to be easily transferred between one zkLink Rollup and another, and DeFi applications (including DEX and NFT markets) will be able to minimize liquidity fragmentation when sending transactions between different blockchains.
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