ChainCatcher news, Zypher Network announced on social media that it now supports developers using the Cocos Creator engine for frontend development, with backend integration of ZK components to quickly develop Telegram games based on the TON chain. Zypher Network mentioned that this innovation allows for the rapid expansion of Web2 games on Telegram into dApps, effectively assisting existing Web2 games based on Telegram to transition to a more decentralized model, which will significantly lower the barrier for developers to create games on the TON network.It is reported that Zypher Network is a game asset protocol driven by Zk and AI, with a ZK-Proof mining incentive layer ensuring the security and verifiability of game data. It supports both the EVM ecosystem and the TON ecosystem, and is the first project to support zk verification on TON (The Open Network), having already achieved zk game development on the TON chain. Zypher Network has established strategic partnerships with several zk projects, including: Risc Zero, Gevulot, Ingonyama, Polyhedra, etc., and will launch the ZK-Proof mining network within the next two months.

ChainCatcher news, Polyhedra Network announced the latest upgrade of the Expander toolbox: the Expander Compiler Collection (ECC). The ECC is designed to convert circuits written in gnark into an intermediate representation (IR) of layered circuits. This technology significantly optimizes proof times while ensuring compatibility with existing solutions. In addition, the ECC has achieved a key breakthrough in compatibility with existing circuit languages, enabling developers to generate GKR proofs at a faster pace.