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Techub News reports that ZKsync has partnered with five US regional banks, Huntington Bank, First Horizon, M&T Bank, KeyBank, and Old National, to jointly develop the tokenized deposit network Cari Network. This network is based on Matter Labs' Prividium platform, utilizing a privacy-preserving permissioned blockchain infrastructure. Cari Network is positioned as a secure and compliant tokenized deposit system, where deposits are directly treated as bank liabilities and are eligible for FDIC insurance. Its goal is to bring the $8.3 trillion in assets held by regional banks on-chain, enabling 24/7 programmable digital currency services.
Techub News reports that ZKsync plans to discontinue support for ZKsync Lite (i.e., ZKsync 1.0)—the first ZK-rollup launched by ZKsync on Ethereum—in 2026. For now, operations continue as usual, and no immediate action is required; ZKsync Lite will continue to function normally. Funds remain secure, and withdrawals to L1 will continue to be supported throughout the deprecation process. ZKsync will announce a detailed deprecation plan within the next year and will soon release specific details, timelines, and migration guidance.
Techub News, [TPP-12] The ZKnomics token staking proposal has passed. Proposed by Dennison (Tally), it aims to pilot a 6-month ZK token staking rewards program with a total reward cap of 37.5 million ZK (approximately $1.9 million). Staking participants can receive up to a 10% annualized return. The program will be deployed via Tally's smart contracts and conducted over two seasons, with 10 million ZK and 25 million ZK allocated as rewards for each season respectively. While staking tokens, users can also delegate voting rights, with no lock-up period required. The proposal plans to launch the first staking season in December 2025, and the program's execution will be overseen through ZKsync governance.
Techub News: In an article titled "Ethereum Now Becomes ZKsync's Primary Capital Hub" posted on platform X, Alex, co-founder of ZKsync, stated that the ZKsync Atlas upgrade has achieved a transaction speed of over 15,000 TPS, a 1-second ZK finality time, and near-zero fees. The true significance of Atlas lies in: For the first time, L2 systems can directly leverage Ethereum as a real-time liquidity hub for institutional capital; Ethereum becomes the capital hub. Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, reposted the article and commented that ZKsync has done a lot of underappreciated yet highly valuable work within the Ethereum ecosystem. He expressed excitement about their launch of this product.
Techub News: The ZKsync team has unveiled the Atlas upgrade plan for ZK Stack. This release includes a high-performance, low-latency sequencer, support for multiple virtual machine configurations (with full EVM compatibility), and integration with the efficient open-source RISC-V proof system Airbender, achieving one-second finality based on zero-knowledge proofs.
Techub News reported, according to AMBCrypto, Matter Labs announced that ZKsync Lite will be shut down on May 4, 2026, at which point its final state will be frozen, as Matter Labs is shifting its focus to ZKsync Era and ZK Stack. According to Matter Labs' instructions, users can withdraw funds before the shutdown or use the official claiming tool to handle their assets.
Techub News reports that ZKsync will launch the ZKnomics staking pilot program, with the first season starting on February 9. In the future, ZK token holders will be able to stake tokens through the Tally staking pilot interface and earn rewards while participating in governance.
Techub News reports that Aave DAO has passed a temperature check vote to adjust its V3 multi-chain deployment strategy. The proposal intends to shut down instances deployed on zkSync, Metis, and Sony Soneium, and set a clear annual revenue floor of $2 million for deploying new instances. It also establishes a stablecoin "Reserve Factor" for other smaller revenue generators.
Techub News: According to The Block, hybrid cryptocurrency exchange GRVT has completed a $19 million Series A funding round led by ZKsync and Further Ventures, with participation from investors including EigenCloud and 500 Global. GRVT plans to use the new funds to expand its product offerings, including cross-exchange vaults, cross-chain interoperability, options markets, risk-weighted assets (RWA), and more. Additionally, they intend to leverage the programmable privacy features of EigenDA.
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