nft: GuardianLink launches ‘Zero Gas Fee Layer 2’ for NFTs

New Delhi: GuardianLink, a NFT player, has launched a Zero Gas Fee Layer 2 for NFTs using ZK Rollup (Zero Knowledge Proofing) in partnership with StarkWare to onboard its entire community. ZK Rollup is a privacy focused Ethereum scaling method.

The company also introduced its international gaming NFT marketplace ‘Jump.trade’, which is going live with the World’s First Play to Earn Cricket Game NFTs,’ Meta Cricket League’ (MCL) on Friday, April 22.

As a part of its MCL, Jump.trade will be debuting its exclusive cricket NFTs and digital cricket collectibles with zero gas fees. Layer 2 enhances transaction speed and enables effective scaling up high frequency trading and NFT gaming.

The technology would be a first for the Asian market and will revolutionise NFT minting. While the NFTs are minted on this blockchain protocol with high throughput and zero gas fees, it is still secured by Ethereum as Layer 1.

GuardianLink leveraged StarkWare’s secure, cost-efficient, fast and reliable technology as the underlying base to build and innovate on for launching its Layer 2 protocol

This enables interoperable blockchain protocol with all major networks including Ripple (XRP), Solana (SOL), Polygon (MATIC) and Avalanche (AVAX), among others.

Arjun Reddy, Co-Founder and CTO of GuardianLink said, “Our R&D team has been diligently working on providing technological supremacy for our NFT community, as well Zero Gas Fees Layer 2 and interoperability with top blockchains.”

The MCL’s NFT cricket drop will be a blind purchase called Super Loot, having assured NFTs for the users. It brings in P2E opportunities, allowing people to monetize their time and effort spent on this game.

The NFTs could either be a set of metaverse cricket players or a combination of metaverse players and authenticated digital bats signed by legends of the game.