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Over the past week, crypto enthusiasts have transferred ~$8 million worth of assets to the zkSync blockchain in anticipation of a potential airdrop. CoinDesk writes about it.
Strategies cited on Twitter to increase the chances of getting a utility token include transferring assets, providing liquidity on DEXs like ZigZag, and making periodic trades.
The aforementioned exchange’s TVL jumped to $12.06 million from $1.96 million a week earlier, according to DeFi Llama.
The publication noted that speculation about the zkSync airdrop arose after the distribution of Arbitrum project tokens scheduled for March 23.
“This airdrop sparked interest in looking for analogues in other networks,” Nansen analyst Martin Li explained.
The other day it became known that unissued Arbitrum tokens have already begun to be sold on over-the-counter markets.
At the end of October 2022, the launch of the zkSync 2.0 L2 scaling test network announced in the summer took place. The EVM-compatible network is built on a zero-knowledge proof protocol and uses ZK-Rollups technology.
In February 2023, the developers launched the zkSync 2.0 mainnet.
Recall that in the first quarter of 2023, Matter Labs will launch a public test network of the third level (L3) Pathfinder on top of Ethereum.
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