ZKsync price

in USD
$0.05016
+$0.00016 (+0.32%)
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Market cap
$363.25M #99
Circulating supply
7.23B / 21B
All-time high
$0.2729
24h volume
$10.34M
4.4 / 5

About ZKsync

ZKsync (ticker symbol: ZK) is a cryptocurrency designed to support the ZKsync ecosystem, which focuses on scaling Ethereum through zero-knowledge rollups. These rollups allow faster, cheaper, and secure transactions by bundling multiple operations and verifying them with cryptographic proofs. ZKsync aims to enhance blockchain scalability while maintaining privacy and decentralization. The ZK token plays a critical role in the ecosystem, functioning as collateral for provers, enabling governance, and incentivizing participants to secure and operate the network. With applications spanning DeFi, real-world asset tokenization, and enterprise use cases, ZKsync is paving the way for a scalable and privacy-focused blockchain future.
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ZKsync’s price performance

Past year
-65.48%
$0.15
3 months
+5.71%
$0.05
30 days
-17.04%
$0.06
7 days
-10.43%
$0.06
ZKsync’s biggest 24-hour price drop was on Jun 18, 2024, (UTC+8), when it fell by $0.1831 (-78.58%). In Jun 2024, ZKsync experienced its biggest drop over a month, falling by $0.1906 (-79.25%). ZKsync’s biggest drop over a year was by $0.223 (-81.71%) in 2024.
ZKsync’s all-time low was $0.03658 (+37.12%) on Jun 23, 2025, (UTC+8). Its all-time high was $0.2729 (-81.62%) on Dec 7, 2024, (UTC+8). ZKsync’s circulating supply is 7,231,769,682 ZK, which represents 34.43% of its maximum circulating supply of 21,000,000,000 ZK.

ZKsync on socials

BillionAireSon 🛡️
BillionAireSon 🛡️
How a loan almost ruined my friends life. He applied for a loan online. The bank asked him to upload his entire ID, address, and even utility bills just to prove he was real. Weeks later, his data got leaked in a breach the loan company had. At the same time, he tried experimenting with AI for his startup. The model gave him results, but he had no way to check if they were correct. He was basically trusting a black box. And when he tried using Web3? The fees were so high, and transactions were so slow that he gave up halfway. This is the problem with today’s internet: AI without proofs = blind trust. Web3 without scalability = unusable. Identity without privacy = dangerous. That’s where Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) flip the script. ZK lets you prove something is true without revealing the sensitive details. My friend can prove he’s creditworthy without handing over his whole life. AI results can be verified, not just doing things for the fun. Web3 can scale like highways instead of dirt roads. But here’s the challenge: ZK is powerful, yet slow and heavy. That’s where @Cysic_xyz steps in. By building the fastest ZK infrastructure, Cysic turns idle compute into a trust engine that actually makes AI + Web3 usable at scale. This isn’t just about blockchains. It’s about making sure the next internet is trust-first, not trust-me. Thanks for reading. We anticipate Day 4 "How ZK proofs can protect your privacy in AI models."
BillionAireSon 🛡️
BillionAireSon 🛡️
Everyone is excited about ZK tech! But here’s the dirty little secret nobody talks about ZK proofs are insanely heavy to compute. A simple rollup transaction means millions of cryptographic operations Regular GPUs/CPUs are too slow and too expensive Without a solution, ZK adoption stalls This is the gap @Cysic_xyz is filling. They’re building hardware accelerators designed ONLY for ZK Think NVIDIA → AI Cysic → ZK Why this is important: - Faster rollups mean lower gas - On-chain privacy becomes usable - Entire ZK ecosystem grows around their hardware This isn’t a narrative play… it’s a picks & shovels play. And in every gold rush, picks & shovels win. See you in Day 3
LiτBro
LiτBro
Government should be giving us a ZK id wallet. Thats it.
Tim哥
Tim哥
The ZK ecosystem is about to take off! 🔥 Following Succinct and Boundless, @ZKVProtocol announced the launch of Binance Alpha & Futures on 9/30, giving the market a strong shot in the arm. 💉 The call for @cysic_xyz is also getting louder, and the imagination space for ZK "hardware acceleration + ComputeFi" has been completely ignited. ⚡ Why is capital so focused on the ZK ecosystem? I think they genuinely see it as a core configuration for the next wave of infrastructure: previously, ZK seemed more like a tech geek's showcase, but now it has completely changed—it can be implemented, it can make money, and it can alter industry rules. It's no longer about looking at TPS or whether gas is cheap; it's about whether it can provide safe, compliant, and fast verification for real institutional assets. @ZKVProtocol is the best example: cross-chain bridges used to take 7 days to withdraw, but now it's done in 1 hour, directly meeting the intraday liquidity needs of institutions. You have to understand, for giants like BlackRock, having money sit on the chain for a few days is unacceptable. A "universal verification layer" like ZKV is key to solving this pain point. Looking at @cysic_xyz, I believe it has brought ZK into the "industrial era". Millions of users are participating in the testnet, generating hundreds of thousands of proofs daily, and the community's enthusiasm has exploded. More importantly, it has proposed ComputeFi: turning computing power and proofs into tradable assets, circulating in the market like electricity. This is a groundbreaking design for the integration of AI and ZK—AI tasks and ZK proofs can automatically match, directly launching a whole new economic flywheel. My conclusion: I vaguely remember when everyone used to say that ZK was still early, not mature, and projects couldn't take off. After the last round of Layer 2's wild celebration ended in death, it was always looked down upon, but this time is different. The market space, technological maturity, and institutional demand are resonating together, and ZK is making a comeback, possibly truly becoming the main stage for ZK. Stay tuned, folks!

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Dive deeper into ZKsync

ZKsync is a Layer-2 zero-knowledge (ZK) rollup designed to scale the Ethereum network and reduce the cost of transacting on the blockchain. ZK rollup, which underpins the platform, is a trustless protocol that allows validators to confirm a transaction's authenticity without revealing any information about the transaction. As a result, the protocol preserves user privacy and security on the network while supporting faster and cheaper transaction processing.

Built by Matter Labs, ZKsync is the first zkEVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chain. It's designed to "look and feel like Ethereum," according to the project team, to help simplify adoption. Meanwhile, just like Ethereum, smart contracts are written using the Solidity and Vyper smart contract languages, and can be called via the same clients as other EVM-compatible chains.

How does ZKsync work?

ZKsync adopts ZK technology, a cryptographic method used to confirm the proof of a statement while obscuring any information about the statement itself. Think of the technology like an identity card that confirms you're an adult without revealing your actual age, name, or any other personal details.

ZK rollups help to improve the scalability of the Ethereum blockchain by performing computation and state offchain. The solution bundles transactions together at Layer-2 before they're posted on Layer-1. This method allows users to benefit from all the security advantages of Ethereum's base network but with higher throughput and lower fees.

ZKsync is compatible with EVM, and almost every smart contract written for EVM will be supported by the platform. That means most projects can be migrated over to the network with little to no modification.

Why is ZKsync significant?

ZKsync helps to address one of the most pressing limitations of the Ethereum network — scalability. Ethereum's relatively limited transaction throughput can lead to network congestion during periods of high demand, an issue that's only compounded as more users adopt the network. Meanwhile, congestion can lead to high gas fees, making transactions and interactions with decentralized applications costly. High latency is another challenge impacting the network's performance, as transactions are typically confirmed in a relatively slow 13 to 15 seconds.

ZKsync's use of ZK technology helps to ease these limitations while providing a platform that retains Ethereum's robust security and familiar usability. In theory, this should incentivize more developers to adopt Ethereum, strengthening the network's appeal at a time when competing solutions continue to launch.

ZK price and tokenomics

The ZK token has a total circulating supply of 21 billion. In June 2024, an airdrop was completed to distribute 17.5% of the token's supply to the project's community. Of the approximately 3.6 billion tokens reportedly airdropped to 695,232 wallets, 89% went to those who'd transacted on ZKsync — although the exact criteria wasn't announced — with 11% going to ecosystem contributors. This included ZKsync native projects, onchain communities, and builders. Meanwhile, 49.1% of the ZK supply will reportedly be distributed through "ecosystem initiatives", while 17.2% will go to investors and 16.1% will be allocated to Matter Labs members.

Due to a lack of liquidity, no ZK price was available as of the June 2024 ZK token airdrop. However, based on existing pre-launch futures available on Aevo, ZK perpetuals look to be trading at about $0.22.

About the ZKsync founders

ZKsync was developed by Berlin-based blockchain developer Matter Labs. The company was founded in 2018 by Alex Gluchowski and Alex Vlasov, and first deployed ZKsync to a closed testnet in December 2021. The platform was made publicly available on the mainnet on March 24, 2023.

The Matter Labs team, comprised of engineers, researchers, and technical experts, has made clear its focus on redrawing the limits of blockchain scalability through zk technology and open source developments. The organization is working towards the mainstream arrival of public blockchains, and is backed by numerous major players in the space, including the Ethereum Foundation.

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Market cap
$363.25M #99
Circulating supply
7.23B / 21B
All-time high
$0.2729
24h volume
$10.34M
4.4 / 5
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