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LONDON – As part of a strategic move to improve the scalability and privacy of blockchain, Fuse Network has partnered with Polygon Labs to develop a Zero Knowledge Layer-2 solution based on Ethereum. This cutting-edge initiative will build on Polygon’s Channel Development Kit (CDK) and focus on creating a platform that meets high standards for scalability, privacy and compliance.
This collaboration should introduce several essential features into the blockchain ecosystem:
- The FUSE token will be used for gas payments on the new Layer-2 platform.
- A ZK rollup will be deployed on Fuse’s Layer-1 network to ensure efficient batch transaction processing.
- Enhanced communication between Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks will be established to facilitate smooth transitions.
- Separate pricing models for Layer 2 features will be introduced, which could reduce transaction costs for users.
In the future, the partnership plans to integrate zkEVM technology, which is expected to significantly increase transaction throughput. Additionally, instant ZK transfers are in the works, promising to improve the overall user experience by enabling faster transactions.
The transition also includes a move to ZK Validium, which will undergo network testing. This change aims to integrate liquidity across the Polygon network while maintaining a robust network infrastructure supported by decentralized validator setups.
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