Seeing the difference in how systems settle with @zksync Transactions move through multiple intermediaries, reconciliation happens after the fact, and capital is often locked across fragmented systems. It works, but it creates delays and cost. Comparing that to an onchain model helped clarify things: verification can happen mathematically, coordination is built into the system, and settlement can be more direct. With @zksync, this model is applied through: – zero-knowledge proofs for verifiability – Prividium for institutional privacy and control – settlement on Ethereum for shared finality It’s not a small improvement, it’s a different structure altogether.