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ZIP-14 proposes upgrading the ZK Token contract to ZKTokenV3, introducing token burn mechanisms to support protocol-aligned supply management under ZKnomics.

Assign minter role from the Rate Limiter Mod to the

Allocate 25M ZK (~$1.25M) to consolidate Prividium’s category leadership by securing sponsorships, speaker opportunities, and institutional networking at priority events from Q3-2025 through Q4-2026.

ZIP-13 proposes to add a ZKsync OS–based ChainTypeManager (CTM).

ZIP-12 proposes the V29 upgrade for ZKsync.

This proposal requests 10.87m ZK tokens to fund the operations of the ZKsync Security Council for June and July, prior to a revised Security Council funding request being put forward in August.

ZIP-11 proposes the V28 upgrade for ZKsync.

This proposal aims to whitelist ZK Gateway chain as a settlement layer for the Elastic Network, paving the way to facilitate fast interop by providing a layer for cheap batch settlement and as well as quick communication between ZK Chains.

This proposal removes the minter role from all Ignite Program capped minters.

An annual program valued at $5m USD (89,285,714 ZK) to reimburse security audit costs for successfully executed ZKsync Improvement Proposals (ZIPs) in 2025, ensuring high security standards for ZKsync protocol development.

This proposal authorizes the ZKsync Security Council to convert ETH, recovered from the April 2025 exploit of unclaimed airdrop tokens, back into ZK tokens.

ZIP-9 proposes the V27 upgrade for ZKsync with two key features: (1) EVM emulation, and (2) Fflonk verifier.

This proposal aims to upgrade ZKsync protocol features essential for compatibility with the forthcoming ZK Gateway, alongside other enhancements to empower ZK Chains and developers.

This proposal suggests parameter changes to the Protocol Governor, redeploys all governance contracts, including contracts related to the protocol upgrade mechanism for ZKsync, namely the ProtocolUpgradeHandler.