Earlier, ZEROBASE announced a $5 million funding round to build a real-time zero-knowledge (ZK) prover network that provides privacy protection and decentralized computing infrastructure. The round was led by Binance Labs, Lightspeed Faction, and dao5.

The ZEROBASE network generates over 100,000 ZK proofs daily, with an average proof generation time of just 200 milliseconds, making it the largest proof acceleration network globally. It features ZK applications such as zkLogin, zkDarkPool, and zkCEX. The ZEROBASE proof network utilizes TEE technology to encrypt users' circuit inputs, enabling privacy-focused applications, while open TEE miner node staking enhances network stability and revenue.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the demand for secure, fast, and private authentication methods has become increasingly vital. zkLogin is an innovative solution based on Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) technology, offering significant advantages for Web3 applications by addressing critical issues such as authentication speed, privacy, and resistance to security vulnerabilities like JWT (Json Web Token) replay attacks.

zkGenesis by ZEROBASE is an intensive technical program dedicated to trailblazing teams in zero-knowledge cryptography. Over 60 days, teams will receive hands-on support, mentorship, and collaborative development opportunities to accelerate ZK circuit design and GTM strategy for decentralized applications and privacy-focused solutions.

Blockchains are public ledgers where all entries are visible to anyone. Initially designed to track transactions, blockchains made everything transparent and easy to verify. However, as blockchain technology has expanded into areas such as gaming and healthcare, privacy concerns have become increasingly urgent.