Polygon Zero announced that its zero-knowledge verification system Plonky2 has been open-sourced.

[Polygon Zero announces that its zero-knowledge verification system Plonky2 has been open-sourced] On August 17th, Polygon Zero (formerly Mir), a zero-knowledge technology developer under Polygon, announced on its social platform that its zero-knowledge verification system Plonky2 has been open-sourced.

As previously reported, on January 11, Polygon Zero announced the launch of the recursive SNARK solution Plonky2, which is compatible with Ethereum. According to the official introduction, using Plonky2, users can generate recursive zero-knowledge proofs in only 0.17 seconds on a laptop, which is nearly 100 times faster than the current speed.

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