@zama has cool tech Not just crypto native talking about it but in general i see smart people from Microsoft and other big organization praising their tech Def a good one from my perspective as well. Most of privacy driven Blockchain or encryption/ decryption related chains tries to build their own layer of chain. Zama didnt do that instead they build a layer that can be wrapped on existing codebase or language. So you dont need to learn the whole complexity but follow certain change of what is required in order to achieve that functionalities. From a dev perspective comes with lots of use case example- Fraud proof and verifiable (you wanna setup a casino thats fair and not driven by your logic use fhevm your guess are private and no one can decode and its fair ) From investment and money grabs opportunities you can look the same as that applies to entire Blockchain.
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It seems almost impossible to believe a chain no one has heard of or used has more TVL than the entire Robinhood chain. Provenance has just 2 Protocols with a TVL of $1.855b, while Robinhood, with an entire stack of 202m protocols, has just $631.29m in TVL.
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t's interesting to see how much L2BEAT has evolved from only L2s to other interesting sectors like Privacy and now "Interop", and if Modularity was still at its hype peak, Circle's CCTP would have already won the war. The top route by vol: Hyperliquid <> Arbitrum. And Hyperliquid continues its domination.
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