Ternoa, a cross-layer protocol using confidential computing to further secure blockchain, has recently introduced a new project. As per the platform, it is unveiling zkEVM+ which is a privacy and security-centric layer 2 that Polygon has developed on Ethereum. The testnet launch of the respective project on Ternoa offers censorship resistance through integrity proofs.
As Ethereum keeps scaling, trust assumptions weighing on digital assets holders matter
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Discover zkEVM+, our take at making ETH a safer place
Built on @0xPolygon CDK, combining ZK + TEEs proofs and @AvailProject DA, co-implemented with @0xZeeve
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Ternoa Releases zkEVM+ Testnet to Enable Native Privacy and Integrity Proofs
The platform took to its official social media account on X to announce this endeavor. Additionally, it published an exclusive blog post on Medium to provide the details of the project. It noted that zkEVM+ provides users and builders in the Ethereum ecosystem with native privacy. Polygon CDK is responsible for developing the project. zkEVM+ combines Avail Data Availability and hybrid coprocessor facilities in an exceptional architecture.
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