ChainCatcher news, Polygon officially announced on X that the Agglayer v0.2 testnet is now live, and the mainnet will be launched in early 2025.

ChainCatcher message, Polygon tweeted that it will launch the AggLayer version that supports connecting any EVM chain in early December. AggLayer v0.2 supports the integration of existing EVM chain tools using Pessimistic Proof. Pessimistic Proof is a new ZK proof that ensures security and is flexible enough while protecting non-EVM chains.

ChainCatcher news, according to Finbold, Web3 game studio Moonveil has revealed that it has received a $2 million investment from Polygon Labs. Of the $2 million investment, Polygon Labs has committed $1 million to promote the development of the AggLayer integration project within the Moonveil ecosystem.In addition, Moonveil announced an upcoming node sale, with the whitelist round taking place on October 22 and the public round launching on October 24. The node activation is planned for the first quarter of 2025, with 25% of the tokens unlocking after the Token Generation Event (TGE), and 70% of the tokens vesting over three years. The remaining 5% will be allocated to community rewards after the TGE. Moonveil also revealed plans for an L2 testnet supported by Polygon CDK AggLayer.Additionally, the Web3 asset data platform RootData shows that Moonveil Studio is a Web3 game company focused on creating high-quality games and an interoperable gaming ecosystem. Moonveil is built on Polygon's CDK and aims not to reduce cross-game value exchange to a single blockchain, but rather to help build a gaming ecosystem that encompasses the entire aggregation network.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Polygon Labs and Fabric Cryptography have launched custom ZK chips to accelerate the development of AggLayer.It is reported that Polygon Labs is currently collaborating with the crypto hardware manufacturer Fabric Cryptography to introduce its Verifiable Processing Unit (VPU) into the AggLayer ecosystem. AggLayer is an interoperability layer currently being developed by Polygon Labs and other core contributors, aimed at facilitating unified liquidity and security across the entire chain network.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron revealed in an interview that Polygon is realizing its vision of unifying the entire Web3 through its interoperability solution AggLayer, which will connect various Layer 1 networks including Ethereum and Solana.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Movement Labs is a blockchain developer aimed at bringing Facebook's (META) Move virtual machine (MoveVM) to the Ethereum blockchain, and has now joined Polygon Labs' AggLayer.It is reported that this collaboration will achieve unified liquidity between layer two networks using the Move smart contract language.

ChainCatcher news, the blockchain search engine and Web3 analytics platform OKLink has become the first blockchain explorer to support AggLayer. AggLayer is a neutral protocol developed by core contributors of Polygon Labs, and this integration will provide developers with a streamlined and smooth access to on-chain data and development tools for all AggLayer integrated chains.This will bring powerful APIs for efficient development across all AggChains; advanced data visualization tools and features designed to optimize the development workflow; and comprehensive support for AggLayer and bridging transactions, providing a complete view of blockchain activities.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder and executive chairman of blockchain developer Polygon Labs, will also serve as Chief Business Officer, overseeing strategies related to solutions developed by Polygon.Nailwal will also help expand AggLayer, "a decentralized network that connects various chains for shared state and liquidity."Nailwal stated: "Polygon Labs is building incredible transformative technology that will provide developers and businesses with countless opportunities to scale quickly and securely while gaining liquidity."

ChainCatcher news, according to Coindesk, the blockchain interoperability project Union Labs plans to integrate with the decentralized service AggLayer launched by Polygon Labs. The integration will deepen the connection between the Polygon and Cosmos blockchain ecosystems and their Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol (IBC).It is reported that this integration will release greater liquidity access and liquidity between the chains connected by AggLayer and the IBC-supported chains, ensuring a trustless, efficient, and low-latency process.

ChainCatcher news, the smart contract platform Astar Network announced the launch of Astar zkEVM, which is a Layer2 chain fully integrated with Polygon's blockchain aggregation layer AggLayer.

ChainCatcher news, Polygon officially announced that the new aggregation layer solution AggLayer v1 mainnet is about to launch, aiming to connect blockchains using zero-knowledge proofs.According to previous news, the goal of AggLayer is to enable developers to connect blockchains to support unified liquidity. AggLayer will ensure the unified security of modular and holistic chains (including chains within the Polygon ecosystem). AggLayer will be a key component of Polygon 2.0, the next iteration of the network. Unlike typical interoperability solutions, AggLayer will aggregate the ZK proofs of all connected chains.

ChainCatcher news, Polygon Labs will launch a new solution called AggLayer, aimed at connecting blockchains using zero-knowledge proofs. Polygon Labs stated that the first version of AggLayer will be released in February. Its goal is to enable developers to connect blockchains to support unified liquidity. AggLayer will ensure unified security for both modular and monolithic chains (including chains within the Polygon ecosystem).AggLayer will be a key component of Polygon 2.0, the next iteration of the network. Unlike typical interoperability solutions, AggLayer will aggregate ZK proofs from all connected chains.