Today in DeFi - 1Inch V3, Aztec zkRollups Mainnet, and More...

Mar 17, 2021

1Inch V3

1/ 🦄 Сutting through space and time, breaking through distorted blocks of information, #1inch mascot has finally managed to solve the mystery of low transaction fees. 🎆 Meet the Aggregation Protocol v3 and use 1inch as a single point for all your #DeFi needs 🎆

1Inch has released V3 - which uses low-level optimizations to improve transaction fees, even below uniswap v2.

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Aztech zkRollups Mainnet

Aztec @aztecnetwork

So, it seems you noticed🔍... Yes, Private Layer 2 ZK-Rollup has arrived on Ethereum🚀| medium.com/aztec-protocol…

medium.comLaunching Aztec 2.0 RollupAztec shelters your blockchain transactions from the world’s gaze — giving you bank-grade privacy on open, permissionless financial networks. And we want to give you more and more functionality, so…

Aztec has released its zkRollups on Mainnet. This layer 2 scaling solution has strong privacy features. Since it uses zkRollups, withdrawals are relatively quick. The first app on this rollup is zk.money, a private payment app.

Argent update, zkSync

Argent @argentHQ

Excited to share our plans for Argent's next phase: 🔐🦾 First, double down on security for Layer 1. 🚀⚡️ Then, launch our Layer 2 wallet this summer. @itamarl has more: argent.xyz/blog/layer-2-p…

argent.xyzOn a roll: Making Ethereum accessible to allSolving gas with Layer 2; doubling down on security for Layer 1

Smart contract wallet Argent has announced that they will initially support zksync (a form of zkrollups), in their summer release.

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