The development of ZK technology this year has been very rapid, with many short and quick projects emerging. One of them is the ZKV Protocol @ZKVProtocol, which is about to have its TGE on September 30. ZKV Protocol is a modular Layer 1 blockchain developed by Horizen Labs, focusing on the verification of zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs). It is not just another general-purpose L1 or L2, but a "universal proof verification layer" specifically designed for ZK verification, aimed at addressing the core bottlenecks in ZK applications: the verification process is expensive, slow, and difficult to scale. The project emphasizes efficiency, cross-chain compatibility, and low costs, helping ZK technology transition from "demonstration" to large-scale practical applications. In simple terms: zkVerify acts like a specialized "verification hub / verification layer" — other projects can delegate the heavy task of "verification" to it, allowing zkVerify to assist in verifying various types of...
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