One thing I’ve noticed in crypto is how scalability always becomes an issue. When blockchains get busy, transactions slow down and fees shoot up. Zero-knowledge proofs are interesting because they let activity be verified without every node having to repeat the same work.

I recently came across Boundless ($ZKC), created by the RISC Zero team, which takes this idea further by offering a universal protocol for blockchains. Instead of networks re-executing transactions, Boundless shifts them toward proof-based verification. It’s designed to make scaling and interoperability possible without forcing chains to rebuild their core systems.

While many tokens end up listed across big names like Binance, Bybit, or KuCoin, right now $ZKC is only available on Bitget. That makes it the starting point if you want to follow or explore the project.