Citrea uses a zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine to inscribe its chain history on the Bitcoin base layer.Citrea uses a zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine to inscribe its chain history on the Bitcoin base layer.
ZK-powered Bitcoin Layer 2 Citrea launches mainnet
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Citrea utilizes a zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine to inscribe its blockchain history directly onto Bitcoin's foundational layer. Consequently, this creates an immutable and verifiable record of every chain activity. The approach is believed to establish a permanent archive that enhances transparency while maintaining security across the network.
Citrea uses a zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine to inscribe its chain history on the Bitcoin base layer.
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