According to Golden Finance, Guy Wuollet, an investor at a16z Crypto, said on social media that zero-knowledge (ZK) technology is severely underestimated and discussed its huge potential in cryptocurrency and developer tools. Wuollet compared the success of the iPhone to the success of the iPhone and pointed out that ZK technology is expected to bring a series of innovative applications. He mentioned that the success of the iPhone lies in the combination of programmable mobile computers, GPS, and high-quality cameras, which gave rise to applications such as Instagram and Uber. Similarly, ZK technology, especially zkVMs (such as Jolt), may bring similar revolutionary changes. DeFi protocols should adopt risk modeling in ZK and use more complex pricing functions. In addition, blockchain and ZK proofs can enable people to have censorship-resistant AI companions and be used to prove simple machine learning models. Wuollet concluded that ZK technology can be used to build more complex DeFi protocols, censorship-resistant AI companions, or on-chain machine learning, calling on developers to pay attention to this emerging field.

Polygon Labs' strategic director wrote on X platform that GEODNET is building a decentralized GPS network based on Polygon PoS. Each node running on the network will receive token rewards. The network allows repurchasing and burning tokens using USD revenue. So far, the GPS network has burned tokens worth nearly $1 million.

According to news on June 28, ShelterZoom, a provider of Web3 document management software as a service, completed a financing of US$5 million, and the participating institutions were not disclosed. The company said that the total amount of financing has exceeded 17.5 million US dollars so far, and the new funds will be used to expand into new markets and strengthen its Document GPS solution. ShelterZoom supports the tokenization of document content to protect the ownership of original records, enabling enterprises to track or revoke access to all sensitive data, and its Android version of the application is currently available on Google Play.

According to news on June 28, ShelterZoom, a Web3 document management software-as-a-service provider, completed a financing of US$5 million, and the participating institutions were not disclosed. The company said that the total amount of financing has exceeded 17.5 million US dollars so far, and the new funds will be used to expand into new markets and strengthen its Document GPS solution. ShelterZoom supports the tokenization of document content to protect the ownership of original records, enabling enterprises to track or revoke access to all sensitive data, and its Android version of the application is currently available on Google Play.