Gate angrily promotes ZKWASM: This is the "little cannon" in the public chain world, not a vase.

ZKWASM's recent exposure density on Gate is comparable to Leonardo DiCaprio's annual Oscar rush. The Launchpool subscription area, popular CandyDrop airdrop area, and Alpha trading area are all fully deployed, showcasing a momentum that aims to "explode" the Gate ecosystem. So the question arises: What exactly is ZKWASM relying on to earn such paternal affection from Gate?
Don't be scared by the "WASM" in its name; it stands for WebAssembly, which means it supports not only EVM but also can be compatible with all future scenarios of "high-performance web interaction." Its zk architecture adopts a modular design, which means that validators, execution environments, and even the consensus layer can be upgraded independently, as flexible as Lego bricks, with performance like a small cannon.
Moreover, ZKWASM dares to do what others do not dare to do—such as directly defining a set of WASM VM specifications for concurrent deployment across multiple chains, supporting inter-chain state sharing verification. What does this concept mean? Imagine issuing tokens and deploying DApps simultaneously in multiple L2 ecosystems, with one set of code running on multiple chains. The unification of ZKWASM in this arena is just around the corner.
The reason Gate is willing to promote it vigorously is that ZKWASM is not just a public chain; it is more like a "virtual machine revolution." This is not just a new coin; this is a super protocol that can "feed the ecosystem." Launchpool is the paving, CandyDrop is the ignition, and Alpha trading is the frenzy. Behind the three-step strategy is ZKWASM's ambition for the "next generation of cross-chain network sovereignty."
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