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Matter Labs CEO Alex Gluchowski shared the ZKsync 2026 roadmap, which aims for real-world infrastructure to support adoption. The roadmap aims to expand its existing products, Prividium, ZK Stack, and Airbender, to support real-world use cases. ZKsync is positioning 2026 around real-world adoption and unveils a roadmap with a goal of expanding its existing products to strengthen its zero-knowledge infrastructure to support enterprise and real-world use cases, with the aim of being a key player in the next phase of blockchain infrastructure.   Matter Labs CEO and Co-founder Alex Gluchowski, behind the invention of ZKsync, an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution, revealed the 2026 roadmap on his X handle, as the main mission is to increase adoption of ZKsync’s products by keeping focus on certain important standards such as privacy by default, deterministic control, verifiable risk management, and native connectivity to global markets. With that,  Gluchowski wrote, “we recognized early that no one else in crypto was better positioned to do this work. We made a deliberate decision to build for real-world constraints rather than industry shortcuts. That meant rejecting many practices that are popular in this industry but incompatible with a serious, long-term approach.” ZKsync’s 2026 Roadmap As Gluchowski said that the 2025 existing technologies would unlock new classes of applications. First is Prividium, a private-based blockchain, used to build private applications, expanding this to a tool for banks and other enterprises seeking to incorporate privacy directly into their workflows and systems.  Second, the blockchain toolkit ZK Stack will develop into a single location for creating particular application blockchains with simple access to shared services, execution, and liquidity across several chains. “The result is that ZK Stack becomes the default choice for building appchains,” he added. Third, he spoke about Airbender, which is ZKsync’s settlement proving engine, generating zero-knowledge proofs…

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