Deutsche Bank Explores Ethereum With ZKsync Technology in New L2 Solution
A Bloomberg report spotlights Deutsche Bank’s approach to tackling regulatory hurdles associated with public blockchains, introducing the layer two (L2) pilot program, Project Dama 2. Layer 2 and ZKsync Tech at the Foref...
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