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@Scroll_ZKP

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Jan 6

gm 2023 Here's what Scroll did in 2022:

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Feb 3

Our documentation has had a refresh! On guide.scroll.io, you'll find: - User documentation - Faucet, bridge, and rollup details - A brand new developer guide - Contract deployment tutorials - Existing integrations We can't fit it all in a tweet, so go explore!

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Feb 3

That's all we have to share for this week! As always, thanks for supporting us as we build the future of L2 in the open, together. Have a good weekend 📜

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The Scroll team will be at

@EthereumDenver

! If you're heading to Colorado, come by our booth and say hi- we'd love to chat!

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@EthereumDenver

Jan 27

Our Sponsor, @Scroll_ZKP, is a zkEVM-based zkRollup on Ethereum that enables native compatibility for existing Ethereum applications and tools.

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A best-in-class developer experience must be paired with an equally good user experience, which is why we've been diving into Account Abstraction. We loved this recent piece by

@camiinthisthang

covering it!

camiinthisthang.substack.com

Account Abstraction for Everyone Else

The Complete Guide to Understanding AA in 2023

In case you missed it, we also deployed

@Uniswap

v3 onto our testnet.

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Jan 31

We love to experiment on our testnet, so we deployed an instance of @Uniswap v3 for users and developers to play around with! Here are the details:

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On the DevRel side, we've been hard at work rolling out more infrastructure for developers on Scroll.

@graphprotocol

support is on the way!

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We made a lot of improvements to our ZK architecture, lowering our prover memory requirement from 870GB to 275GB, nearly a 68% improvement. Getting our system requirements as low as possible allows for the democratization of the decentralized prover network.

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Systems are being set up and prepped for future deployment on Goerli. More details Soon™ We've also made progress on an improved v2 bridge design which should result in a smoother experience!

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For nearly two years, we've been heads-down building a bytecode-compatible zkEVM in public. Today, we're increasing that transparency even further by introducing regular weekly updates. Here's what we were up to this week:

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Want to learn about the future of privacy in blockchain? Check out our founder

@zknark

's "Cross-chain Zero-knowledge Messaging" video hosted by

@Scroll_ZKP

to learn more about our upcoming blockchain, The Tangle Network!

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Cross-chain ZK Messaging - Drew Stone (Webb)

Applied ZK Research Series, 1/20/2023Drew Stone presents Webb's approach to cross-chain ZK messaging.Additional resources:- Webb homepage: https://www.webb.t...

Thanks to everyone building public goods which make Ethereum better for everyone! 📜

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And last but not least, devs who are building better and safer UX for the next generation of Ethereum users.

Communities and organizations focusing on building a better digital landscape:

Teams shipping the future of the decentralized web with

Projects pushing the envelope with user-owned data and identity:

Builders and maintainers of essential tooling:

Amazing, ecosystem-leading education initiatives:

Projects re-inventing decentralized social media on

In addition to Ethereum infrastructure, we also participated in the open-source project round on

@gitcoin

. We'd encourage you to support the following:

For Ethereum staking,

@ethStaker

is a fantastic resource for guides and information on safely staking from home.

ethstaker.cc

ETHStaker Community

The ETHStaker Community was formed to welcome all knowledge levels to support Solo Staking on Ethereum 2.0. We’re a group of passionate people, engineers, developers, and researchers who are welcom...

For tracking DeFi data,

@defillama

provides fantastic dashboards.

defillama.com

DefiLlama

DefiLlama is a DeFi TVL aggregator. It is committed to providing accurate data without ads or sponsored content, as well as transparency.

Setting up a validator is made much easier with guides from

@SomerEsat

github.com

GitHub - SomerEsat/ethereum-staking-guides: Ethereum Staking Guides

Ethereum Staking Guides. Contribute to SomerEsat/ethereum-staking-guides development by creating an account on GitHub.

For L2 analytics and research,

@l2beat

is one of the best places to track valuable insights across L2 ecosystems.

l2beat.com

L2BEAT – The state of the layer two ecosystem

L2BEAT is an analytics and research website about Ethereum layer 2 scaling. Here you will find in depth comparison of major protocols live on Ethereum today.

Developers

create valuable tutorials, software, and products for existing Ethereum developers, while also cultivating an incredible community of new developers.

buidlguidl.com

BuidlGuidl v3 | BuidlGuidl

A curated group of Ethereum builders creating products, prototypes, and tutorials to enrich the web3 ecosytem.

For developers,

maintains React hooks for Ethereum, making frontend development easier.

wagmi.sh

wagmi: React Hooks for Ethereum

wagmi is a collection of React Hooks containing everything you need to start working with Ethereum.

Our friends over at

do fantastic work coordinating the decentralized development of Ethereum.

ethereum-magicians.org

Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians

A self-organized Fellowship within the Ethereum community to maximize technical opportunities, share ideas, and work together effectively across national, organizational and other boundaries.

Block explorers democratize blockchain transparency. At Scroll, we use

@blockscoutcom

for our testnet block explorer.

blockscout.com

Blockscout

Blockscout is optimized for next-level blockchain exploration. Multi-chain, highly configurable, and open-source, the explorer portal opens up access to all chain data and functionality.

A shining example of community-funded open-source development is

@rotkiapp

, a portfolio tracker that doesn't steal your data.

rotki.com

rotki

rotki is an open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy.

The easiest way to track the health of your own validator and the beacon chain as a whole is through online dashboards like

@beaconcha_in

beaconcha.in

Open Source Ethereum Blockchain Explorer - beaconcha.in - 2023

beaconcha.in makes Ethereum accessible to non-technical end users

Decentralization is vital, and low hardware requirements allow for more Ethereum node diversity worldwide.

@EthereumOnARM

builds Ethereum software for ARM boards. m-on-arm-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Giving back to the ecosystem is essential, which is why we participated in the

@gitcoin

Alpha Grants Protocol funding round, which focused on funding Ethereum ecosystem development and open-source software. Here are the projects we picked to support this round:

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If this is your first time using the Scroll testnet, head to scroll.io/prealpha to connect and receive testnet tokens. 📜

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We've deployed a frontend so that you can try it out for yourself at uniswap-v3.scroll.io! For developers, the contract addresses can be found in our documentation at guide.scroll.io/developers/pre.

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Following our successful Temperature Check with the Uniswap DAO, we're eager to get feedback from the community and continue

@Uniswap

's mission of bringing financial applications to as many people as possible.

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We love to experiment on our testnet, so we deployed an instance of

@Uniswap

v3 for users and developers to play around with! Here are the details:

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Our Sponsor,

, is a zkEVM-based zkRollup on Ethereum that enables native compatibility for existing Ethereum applications and tools.

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Scroll

@Scroll_ZKP

Jan 26

Many open optimization problems in the ZK space remain, and we're continuing to push the boundaries by perpetually iterating and improving all aspects of our design. 📜

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After a batch is filled, the batch's data is submitted to L1. From here, a prover submits a proof for the batch, and then the set of blocks corresponding to the proof is verified. This allows for more efficient use of prover resources, especially when blockspace demand is low!

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