ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Layer1 blockchain Viction (formerly TomoChain) collaborates with Polygon CDK and Lumoz to build a scalable L2 blockchain using the Polygon CDK framework, as well as Lumoz's ZK-RaaS platform to simplify the construction of AppChain, in order to accelerate the development of AppChain in Asia.

ChainCatcher news, Omni Network stated on social media that its open-source Octane framework will provide decentralized sequencers for Polygon CDK, allowing developers to utilize a decentralized sequencer set and immediately launch fully decentralized Rollup or Validium architectures.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the NEAR Data Availability Layer (DA) has been integrated with Polygon CDK for developers to build Ethereum ZK Rollups.In addition, the officials stated that NEAR DA is 80,000 times cheaper than DA on Ethereum, and it boasts ultra-high speed and high reliability. Through the NEAR DA integration, Rollups can benefit from lower data availability costs to reduce their overall expenses.

ChainCatcher news, Polygon Labs officially tweeted to congratulate the launch of the ZKFair mainnet. As the first Polygon CDK chain recognized by Polygon, ZKFair went live on the mainnet on December 20 and was quickly listed by the Ethereum Layer 2 data platform L2Beat.In addition, ZKFair's audit report was also released yesterday, further enhancing the project's credibility and security through audits by several well-known global auditing firms. As the first Polygon CDK chain to launch a mainnet, ZKFair will further collaborate with partners such as Polygon, Celestia, and Lumoz in the future.ZKFair is the first L2 network based on Polygon ZK and Celestial DA, supported by computing power from Lumoz. Based on the concept of fair launch, it airdrops 100% of its tokens, making it a completely community-driven L2 network. ZKFair is expected to launch a $3 million Gas Fee Airdrop event on December 23 at 11 AM.

ChainCatcher news, Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron posted on the X platform that ApeCoin has opened voting on the AIP-368 proposal today. This proposal was initiated by Polygon Labs in October, suggesting that ApeChain be built using the Polygon CDK. Polygon Labs has purchased over $10 million worth of APE to show its stance. Boiron added that Polygon Labs did not vote for any Special Council nominees to influence the proposal voting outcome, did not delegate APE tokens to anyone, and will not use APE tokens for the AIP-368 vote. The Snapshot page shows that voting will end on December 21.

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum scaling project AltLayer announced on platform X that it has become a deployment provider for Polygon CDK, facilitating access to Polygon CDK for users seeking to deploy ZK-driven L2 on Ethereum.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Celestia has integrated its data availability layer with Polygon Labs CDK. This integration introduces a dedicated data availability solution for Layer2 projects using Polygon CDK (such as OKX, Immutable, Astar, IDEX, Palm, and others) to reduce their gas fees.

ChainCatcher news, the NEAR Foundation announced a collaboration with Polygon Labs to build zkWASM based on Polygon CDK, aimed at developing zero-knowledge provers for WASM blockchains. The zkWASM prover will be an upgrade for NEAR validators, bringing the NEAR protocol closer to Ethereum and allowing WASM chains to leverage Ethereum liquidity, paving the way for greater trustless interoperability between the NEAR and Ethereum ecosystems. The zkWASM prover is currently under active development and is expected to be launched next year. Additionally, the NEAR Foundation has become a core contributor to Polygon CDK.

ChainCatcher news, Manta Network's Layer 2 network Manta Pacific has announced its migration from Optimism's OP Stack to Polygon CDK. This move aims to provide developers and users with the best experience, ensuring faster transaction confirmations, enhanced security, and broader interoperability with Ethereum.The alpha version of Manta Pacific's mainnet was only released last month, but the Layer 2 has quickly migrated to become a zkEVM validium.Manta Network developer p0x labs stated in a statement that Polygon's CDK sets the standard for design and execution at Layer 2, which in the long run, the OP Stack cannot meet. Polygon CDK will provide Manta Pacific with a fast and smooth migration path while leveraging its proven and powerful system for deploying zkEVM.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Polygon Labs proposed to Celo to use the Polygon CDK suite to migrate to L2.It is reported that Polygon's CDK is an open-source software development kit designed by Polygon Labs. The Layer 2 created using the CDK is based on zero-knowledge proof rollup technology and inherits Ethereum's full security through ZK proofs.

ChainCatcher news, the Cosmos ecosystem public chain Canto is migrating to a ZK L2 supported by the Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK). The Polygon CDK is a permissionless open-source technology that allows chains designed with the CDK to retain independence without sacrificing modularity, and it integrates into a unified ecosystem of interconnected ZK L2s, enabling fast and seamless access to Ethereum.Canto was launched in 2022 as a permissionless general-purpose blockchain, providing an EVM execution layer and core financial primitives, including a decentralized exchange, lending markets, and a unit of account (NOTE).