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The type-1 zkevm, a cutting-edge solution aimed at bolstering Ethereum's security and scalability, has just been unveiled by the Nil Foundation, which is the latest innovation in blockchain technology. Ethereum's framework is being enhanced to stay at the forefront of blockchain technology, and this development represents a significant leap in that process.
The zkevm, which operates on the zkrollup framework and integrates zksharding technology, is the heart of this breakthrough. Not only does this combination offer enhanced security, but it is also fully compatible with Ethereum's current system. The upgraded system allows for a seamless transition for the existing Ethereum community without needing to navigate through complex changes.
Integration with ZKLLVM is a key feature of ZKEVM, which is one of the Nil Foundation's standout features. The blockchain world is in a game-changer position thanks to this proprietary compiler. The traditional manual circuit definition process is reduced by automating the construction of crucial components. The efficiency of automation is enhanced and human error is reduced, both of which are crucial in maintaining the blockchain's integrity.
High-level code from languages like C or Rust can be rapidly compiled into efficient zk-snark circuits using the zkllvm technology. The system's overall security and reliability are enhanced by eliminating the need for labor-intensive and error-prone manual circuit definition.
ZKEVM, as opposed to Ethereum itself, is believed by Misha Komarova, CEO and co-founder of the Nill Foundation, to be a revolutionary force for Ethereum's scalability. The security and compatibility challenges that have previously prevented the adoption of zkrollups are directly addressed by this technology. The nil foundation is targeting significant improvements in auditability, circuit implementation efficiency, and security vulnerabilities with the type-1 zkevm.
The Zkevm from the Nile Foundation is unique in the blockchain industry because it has an automated compilation feature that takes inspiration from mainstream programming languages. Adaptability to changes in the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) ensures that this feature makes the auditing process sustainable and future-proof, making it more accessible and cost-effective as well as a sustainable scaling solution.
The Nil Foundation's ZKEVM has the ability to quickly adjust to changes in Ethereum's parameters, unlike other platforms that depend on manually created circuits. The platform's relevance and efficiency are maintained due to its adaptability, which enables the quick integration of new Ethereum improvement proposals (EIPS).
Furthermore, the compatibility of type-1 bytecode in ZKEVM is close to the C version of Ethereum's basic execution environment, evmone. The complexities of auditing different bytecode implementations, which are a challenge for less compatible ZKEVMs, are avoided when this alignment is used, resulting in superior security and faster implementation.
ZKEVM introduces an unprecedented level of scaling for Ethereum, with the Nil Foundation's ZKrollup poised to handle over 60,000 transactions per second through ZKSharding. Developers can now create scalable applications with transparent access to Ethereum data thanks to this scalability, leading to more efficient and secure blockchain ecosystems.
