ay Hao, the founder of OKX Exchange, has announced the debut of OKBChain, an L2 Ethereum solution that will support ZK technology.
However, OKTChain blockchain will not cease to exist. It will remain the L1 solution of the exchange after all.
The introduction of proprietary decentralized blockchains for centralized exchanges could potentially enhance transparency and regain user trust, but the question of whether such blockchains can be truly decentralized is a major concern for the future.
The introduction of proprietary decentralized blockchains for centralized exchanges could potentially enhance transparency and regain user trust, but the question of whether such blockchains can be truly decentralized is a major concern for the future.
