ZRO Jumps Nearly 22% After LayerZero Unveils Zero Blockchain

ZRO climbed nearly 22% after LayerZero unveiled its new Zero blockchain, pushing the token to an intraday high of $2.42 on Binance and a four-month peak. At the time of writing ZRO was trading at $2.27, even as the broader crypto market extended a pullback and total capitalization fell more than 2% following yesterday’s $19 billion losses.

The rally followed LayerZero Labs’ announcement that Zero aims to solve long-standing scalability constraints. The project highlights four 100x breakthroughs across storage (QMDB), compute (FAFO), networking (SVID) and zk proving (Jolt Pro), and uses a heterogeneous architecture that separates transaction execution from verification via zero-knowledge proofs.

LayerZero said the network could scale to as many as 2 million transactions per second per zone with transaction costs as low as $0.000001, and it is scheduled to launch in fall 2026. The company framed the design as a major step forward for permissionless, censorship-resistant infrastructure.

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