Coinspeaker ZKsync Shares 2025 Roadmap to Achieve 10,000 TPS at Almost Zero Cost
Layer 2 scalability solution ZKsync has announced its ambitious goal for 2025, targeting more than 10,000 transactions per second (TPS) while reducing the transaction fees to as low as $0.0001 by 2025.
ZKsync is an Ethereum-based Layer 2 scaling solution that seeks to improve the scalability, privacy, and security of the mainnet by leveraging zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs). In its official blog post sharing the roadmap for 2025, ZKsync noted that the goal is to enhance the platform’s usability and improve its performance by attaining 10,000 TPS.
Furthermore, the roadmap talks about enhancing ZKsync’s Elastic Network and ZK Stack, and making them the top choice for blockchain developers. Also, by dropping the median gas fee to less than $0.0001 for Ethereum-native ERC-20 tokens by the end of 2025, ZKsync will make its technology more attractive for developers.
ZKsync emphasized in a December 12 X post that advancing personal freedom for investors and driving mass crypto adoption are central goals of the protocol. It added:
“Today, Web2 builders are forced to make tradeoffs between Web3’s values and usability, often opting for centralized developer platforms. ZKsync’s answer is to create an elastic, cloud-like development environment without builders to choose between UX, performance, and security.”
ZKsync Will Cater to Decentralization and Privacy
Layer 2 scalability platform ZKsync has put its efforts in the direction of achieving greater decentralization. Earlier this year in September, it launched its own decentralized governance model allowing community participation in shaping the development of the protocol. Its governance system features on-chain contracts designed to enhance transparency and strengthen decision-making processes.
On the other hand, privacy will play a crucial role in order to boost the mainstream adoption of crypto. Many mainstream institutions are hesitant to enter the decentralized finance (DeFi) space due to the absence of private states in Web3.
According to Remi Gai, founder of Inco, confidential computing technologies could encourage institutional participation and boost liquidity in the crypto market. During the FHE Summit 2024, Gai said:
“Institutions are still having a hard time entering the space because everything is transparent. If you enable an experience similar to what they’re comfortable with in Web2, suddenly, this could bring more liquidity, use cases, bigger participants and money to enter the space.”
Confidential computing technologies offer substantial opportunities for financial institutions. With ongoing technological advancements, confidential computing could unlock an additional $1 trillion in capital for the crypto space.
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ZKsync Shares 2025 Roadmap to Achieve 10,000 TPS at Almost Zero Cost
