Former Goldman Sachs executive Dave Sandor serves as co-founder of OpenZK Network
According to official news, Dave Sandor serves as the co-founder of OpenZK Network. With experience in traditional finance (TradFi) and a vision for Web3 innovation, Dave has served as an executive director at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, specializing in product structure design that combines institutional finance with DeFi potential. Dave will lead OpenZK Network to promote cutting-edge development in the L2 field, ensuring the performance, security, reward mechanism and user experience of its ecosystem.
It is reported that OpenZK is a Layer 2 solution based on ZK Rollup technology. It integrates native ETH staking, liquidity re-staking and stablecoin staking into one seamless user experience. Its airdrop will be carried out soon.
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