On the 16th of February, the @zksync team renamed zkSync 2.0 to Zksync Era.
The goal of zkSync is to hasten the widespread adoption of crypto for individual autonomy. This means that they must construct a technology that millions of users & thousands of developers desire to...
The goal of zkSync is to hasten the widespread adoption of crypto for individual autonomy. This means that they must construct a technology that millions of users & thousands of developers desire to...
...use in order to scale Ethereum while maintaining its valuable qualities.
zkSync 2.0 is now zkSync Era and zkSync 1.0 is now zkSync Lite after the zkSync Era we will have the Full Launch Alpha, and we can then start being expectant.
zkSync 2.0 is now zkSync Era and zkSync 1.0 is now zkSync Lite after the zkSync Era we will have the Full Launch Alpha, and we can then start being expectant.
Now mind you the @zksync airdrop is not confirmed yet, and everything we are doing here is based on speculations.
Before we talk about the strategies we will be using today, let's talk about the eligibility rules the arbitrum team used to pick qualified addresses.
Before we talk about the strategies we will be using today, let's talk about the eligibility rules the arbitrum team used to pick qualified addresses.
The qualifying actions were:
Points earned on Arbitrum One based on transactions
1. Bridged funds into Arbitrum One
2. Conducted transactions during two distinct months
3. Conducted transactions during six distinct months
4. Conducted transactions for nine months
Points earned on Arbitrum One based on transactions
1. Bridged funds into Arbitrum One
2. Conducted transactions during two distinct months
3. Conducted transactions during six distinct months
4. Conducted transactions for nine months
5. Conducted more than four transactions or interacted with more than four different smart contracts
6. Conducted more than ten transactions or interacted with more than ten different smart contracts
6. Conducted more than ten transactions or interacted with more than ten different smart contracts
7. Conducted more than 25 transactions or interacted with more than 25 different smart contracts
8. Conducted more than 100 transactions or interacted with more than 100 different smart contracts
Points earned on Arbitrum One based on liquidity provision:
8. Conducted more than 100 transactions or interacted with more than 100 different smart contracts
Points earned on Arbitrum One based on liquidity provision:
9. Conducted transactions exceeding in the aggregate $10,000 in value
10. Conducted transactions exceeding in the aggregate $50,000 in value
11. Conducted transactions exceeding in the aggregate $250,000 in value
12. Bridged more than $10,000 of assets into Arbitrum One
10. Conducted transactions exceeding in the aggregate $50,000 in value
11. Conducted transactions exceeding in the aggregate $250,000 in value
12. Bridged more than $10,000 of assets into Arbitrum One
13. Bridged more than $50,000 of assets into Arbitrum One
14. Bridged more than $250,000 of assets into Arbitrum One
Now the reason why I wrote these 14 points above is that we will be trying to recreate the same thing on Zksync.
14. Bridged more than $250,000 of assets into Arbitrum One
Now the reason why I wrote these 14 points above is that we will be trying to recreate the same thing on Zksync.
Now some of you were not qualified for the $ARB airdrop, but have you asked why? look at the image below to see what you must have done wrong and try your best not to make the same mistake for Zksync.
Now visit: lite.zksync.io and connect your MM wallet Now tap on Top-Up and then scroll down and tap on the zksync bridge
Enter the amount of $ETH you would love to bridge into zksync and then tap on Top-up and confirm the transaction that comes up, And you should see a successful message pop-up when you're done.
Now that we have done one of the main, scroll back up and you will see that from No. 2 to No. 8 are basically the same thing which is Conducting transactions, but what differentiates them is the time differences and the number of transactions.
Now, what am I saying? No. 2 to No. 8 are not even volume-based, meaning any amount you used would have gotten you qualified for the arbitrum airdrop.
From No. 9 to No. 14 is volume based which would have just gotten you extra points.
From No. 9 to No. 14 is volume based which would have just gotten you extra points.
I will be giving you examples of how to conduct transactions and all, but then the rest which is the number of transactions, the volume, and the time at which they occur will be left to you to do
For this let's interact with the @ZigZagExchange which is one of the first Order book DEX on @zksync.
So go there and connect the wallet you just use bridged funds into and make some trades, and you can also use the bridge provided there.
So go there and connect the wallet you just use bridged funds into and make some trades, and you can also use the bridge provided there.
You can also conduct some transactions on the following protocols!
1. @Orbiter_Finance (orbiter.finance)
2. @MintSquareNFT: Mint Square is an NFT Marketplace on Ethereum L2 ZK Rollups (StarkNet, zkSync), you can also trade some NFTs there.
1. @Orbiter_Finance (orbiter.finance)
2. @MintSquareNFT: Mint Square is an NFT Marketplace on Ethereum L2 ZK Rollups (StarkNet, zkSync), you can also trade some NFTs there.
And that is all for the MAINNET part, let's dive into the TESTNET
We will be testing @spacefi_io first, SpaceFi’s ultimate vision is to connect Cosmos and Ethereum Layer2 ecosystem, exploring assets cross-chain and interoperability solutions.
We will be testing @spacefi_io first, SpaceFi’s ultimate vision is to connect Cosmos and Ethereum Layer2 ecosystem, exploring assets cross-chain and interoperability solutions.
First, Go to Chainlist chainlist.org connect your wallet and add the RPC
Then visit: goerli.portal.zksync.io and connect your MM wallet to get some faucets, here is a tutorial on how to (Do not use the link on the tutorial I tagged below, use (goerli.portal.zksync.io) just follow the prompts(they are the same)
After that visit SpaceSwap Interface: swap-zksynctest.spacefi.io and make use of the swap and pool function
You can also complete some crew tasks for @spacefi_io: crew3.xyz
Next, let's test @mute_io a zkRollup-based DEX with limit orders, a farming platform, and a Bond platform. Built on Ethereum and zkSync.
First Go to: app.mute.io and Connect your zkSync era testnet wallet which you just bridged some testnet funds into just now.
First Go to: app.mute.io and Connect your zkSync era testnet wallet which you just bridged some testnet funds into just now.
And also make use of the swap, pool, Amplifier & DAO functions, they are basically the same features we've been testing for some time now, so it shouldn't confuse you.
Good, Now you can also visit @syncswap (syncswap.xyz) and repeat what we did some months back but this time on zksync ERA, mind you the website isn't currently working, but should be up soon.
And that is all for this, more strategies coming up.
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