Команда Aztec запустила приватный L2-протокол в мейннете Ethereum

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-01-19Last updated on 2025-11-20

Команда ориентированного на приватность L2-проекта Aztec Network объявила о запуске сети Ignition Chain в мейннете Ethereum. Разработчики назвали ее «первым полностью децентрализованным решением второго уровня».

BREAKING: Aztec just shipped the Ignition Chain, the first fully decentralized L2 on Ethereum.

This launches the decentralized consensus layer that powers the Aztec Network.https://t.co/nYyD7cykz2

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— Aztec (@aztecnetwork) November 19, 2025

Производство блоков началось после того, как очередь из валидаторов достигла 500 участников. Развертыванию в основной сети предшествовал запуск публичного тестнета в мае.

Ignition Chain — основа для создания «приватного мирового компьютера», где можно создавать DeFi-приложения со сквозной конфиденциальностью. Технология использует доказательства с нулевым разглашением для решения проблемы прозрачности блокчейна, сохраняя возможность верификации данных.

На прошлой неделе стартовала регистрация на токенсейл нативного актива проекта — AZTEC. Токен используется для стейкинга, управления и выплаты вознаграждений за блоки. Для активации валидатору необходимо заблокировать 200 000 AZTEC.

На момент написания проект привлек около $2,7 млн от более чем 1960 участников кампании.

Источник: сайт Aztec.

Открытые торги начнутся 2 декабря.

Напомним, в 2023 году разработчики Aztec объявили о прекращении работы сети второго уровня Connect для масштабирования Ethereum.

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