#BitMart announces the primary listing of Boundless (ZKC) @boundless_xyz 🔥
Boundless is the universal ZK protocol that makes blockchains internet-scale. Its novel incentive mechanism, Proof of Verifiable Work (PoVW), and native token $ZKC reward prover nodes for generating proofs that power L1s, rollups, bridges, and applications across all ecosystems. By offloading execution to Boundless and verifying proofs onchain, compute becomes abundant rather than scarce. As more provers join, capacity grows and blockchains, once bound by computational limits, become verifiable infrastructure that scales without limits.
đź’°Trading pair: ZKC/USDT đź’ŽDeposit: Available đź’ŽTrading: 9/15/2025 14:00 PM UTC
#BitMart announces the primary listing of Boundless (ZKC) @boundless_xyz 🔥
Boundless is the universal ZK protocol that makes blockchains internet-scale. Its novel incentive mechanism, Proof of Verifiable Work (PoVW), and native token $ZKC reward prover nodes for generating proofs that power L1s, rollups, bridges, and applications across all ecosystems. By offloading execution to Boundless and verifying proofs onchain, compute becomes abundant rather than scarce. As more provers join, capacity grows and blockchains, once bound by computational limits, become verifiable infrastructure that scales without limits.
đź’°Trading pair: ZKC/USDT đź’ŽDeposit: Available đź’ŽTrading: 9/15/2025 14:00 PM UTC
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