The role of Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) in the advancement of Web3 technology and cryptography has become increasingly evident over the course of the preceding year.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are special digital assets that may be sold or transferred on a blockchain. They are unique in a verifiable way, similar to a digital snowflake, which is what makes them distinctive.

The EVM, which is at the heart of the blockchain's architecture, is the software that executes its application code, or smart contracts, as they are known, by providing a run-time environment for them on top of the Ethereum network.

Ethereum is undoubtedly the most popular blockchain platform, having the largest number of decentralized applications (dApps) in the blockchain world. However, due to its popularity, the network experiences congestion during times of high demand.

Zero-knowledge technology is one of the most popular and promising ways to scale Ethereum. What is referred to as a zkEVM is one common application of ZK proofs to scale Ethereum (zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine).

Zero-knowledge technology is a cryptographic technique that enables a user to demonstrate their knowledge of or possession of a piece of information without disclosing the underlying data.