- OKX has advanced its ZK Layer 2 tests.
- The testnet network has onboarded eight new projects.
- OKX said the integrations will help it “demonstrate” the network’s viability.
Web3 technology company OKX has integrated eight projects with its ZK Layer 2 testnet to demonstrate the network’s viability “in a controlled environment.”
Launched in November 2023, OKX’s Layer 2 is an Ethereum-based Zero Knowledge (ZK) Layer 2 network built with the Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK). The network has onboarded over 170 projects, including QuickSwap and Galxe.
OKX’s Layer 2 Testnet Integrates New Projects
In a press release dated January 19, OKX announced the integration of eight projects with its Layer 2 testnet, including Relation, Entangle, Layer3, DMC, Everest Ventures Group, KEOM, FBPay, and Wanchain.
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“With these eight projects now supporting the Layer 2 testnet, OKX is more able to demonstrate the versatility, capabilities and potential of its ZK Layer 2 network in a controlled environment,” the statement read.
OKX terms its Layer 2 “a state-of-the-art, user-friendly protocol designed for builders, creators and Web3 enthusiasts” to provide them access to the world’s leading blockchain ecosystems.
Besides leveraging zero-knowledge proofs to ensure high security and accessibility, the network is compatible with Ethereum, allowing builders to deploy EVM-based DApps seamlessly. The network also supports connectivity with various tools, wallets, and smart contracts.
In addition to building the Layer 2 network, OKX is a service provider of a suite of products, including the OKX Wallet, decentralized exchange (DEX), NFT Marketplace, and Web3 DeFi for staking on about 70 protocols across over 10 chains.
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