Nodle plans to go live on zkSync Era and build the ZK Stack superchain
According to Odaily Star Daily, the DePIN project Nodle will be launched on zkSync Era, and will first deploy the Click camera application on zkSync. In order to further promote Nodle's commitment to entering the Ethereum ecosystem, Nodle plans to build a ZK Stack superchain in the coming months and integrate its ZK technology with zkSync natively. Earlier reports stated that decentralized network provider Nodle announced the launch of a digital trust network "Click" on Ethereum through Rollup integration, supporting verification and transparent tracking of news, public safety, finance, proof of identity, delivery confirmation, content creation data in various applications. However, Nodle has stated that currently the NODL token has not been deployed for use on Ethereum.
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