Ethereum Layer 2 Scroll appears to have launched its zkEVM on mainnet with $500,000 bridged so far, according to on-chain data.
Ethereum Layer 2 network Scroll appears to have launched its zkEVM live on mainnet, with funds already being bridged to the platform, according to on-chain data.
There has been no official announcement from the Scroll team as yet. However, users are already able to add the mainnet to their web3 wallets like MetaMask and transfer funds from other Ethereum-based networks to the zkEVM via third-party bridges such as Owlto Finance. The minimum bridge amount is reportedly 0.0035 ETH .
DefiLlama is already tracking ScrollSwap and three other DEXs on the Scroll zkEVM and is reporting a total value locked on Scroll applications of more than $150,000 so far.Battle-tested challenging zkEVM approach
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