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Let's take a look at Polygon's zkEVM, which is a layer-2 scaling solution that allows smart contracts on the Polygon network to be run in a way that is both fast and scalable. How does it do this, though? Using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) and a trustless mechanism, the zkEVM Prover is a key part of generating and checking ZKPs to show that smart contract execution was done correctly. In this blog, we'll look more closely at how the zkEVM Prover is made and what it can do. How it lets developers build scalable, trustless, and decentralized apps on the Polygon network while reducing the costs and complexity of on-chain computation. So, buckle up and let's go! Polygon's zkEVM Prover is an important part of the Polygon network. It lets smart contracts on its layer-2 scaling solution run quickly and on a large scale.

Polygon has seen unprecedented growth in the past few months, with the number of active users and total value locked (TVL) in Polygon’s DeFi ecosystem increasing rapidly. During April, Polygon zkEVM Mainnet experienced up to +300% growth in key metrics. This month recorded some huge numbers for Polygon Mainnet as it gained further support for its community and larger Web 3.0 ecosystem. We will discuss these key metrics on gas costs, total value locked (TVL), net value bridged (NVB), and development activity in this report. its zkEVM Mainnet Beta exceeded 50,000. A total of 95.25 ETH, or almost $177,000 in fees, is already generated across all transactions on the high-performance Zero-Knowledge platform. DappRadar report also indicates that Planet IX, a strategic play-to-earn NFT game, dominated the on-chain activity on Polygon in the first quarter.