Listing & Trading - BitMart lists ZEROBASE (ZBT) [1] - ZBT trading is live on BitMart [1] - Trading pair is available [1] Project Overview - ZEROBASE is a decentralized cryptographic infrastructure network [1] - It enables verifiable off-chain computation using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) and trusted execution environments (TEEs) [1]

Listing Announcement - BitMart announces the primary listing of ZEROBASE (ZBT) [1] - Trading pair will be ZBT/USDT [1] - Deposit will be available on October 17, 2025 at 6:00 AM UTC [1] - Trading will be available on October 17, 2025 at 13:00 PM UTC [1] Project Overview - ZEROBASE is a decentralized cryptographic infrastructure network [1] - ZEROBASE enables verifiable off-chain computation using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) and trusted execution environments (TEEs) [1]

Overview of Aztec Network - Onchain privacy is gaining momentum with new funding, court cases, and technical advancements [1] - Aztec Network is a privacy-first Ethereum Layer 2 solution that supports both public and private smart contract functions [1][2] Technology and Architecture - Aztec uses a dual execution model: private smart contracts run client-side, public ones on Aztec's decentralized node network [2] - Interoperability between private and public computation is achieved through zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) [2] - Aztec uses its own language, Noir, instead of EVM compatibility, to enhance privacy without security tradeoffs [2][3] - The Private Execution Environment (PXE) is Aztec's client-side privacy engine, managing secrets, building transactions, and tracking private assets [3][4][5] - The Aztec Virtual Machine (AVM) runs public smart contract logic and communicates with PXE for hybrid logic [5][6] Functionality and Use Cases - Hybrid logic enables public price data for private swaps and public NFT auctions settling to private addresses [6] - Aztec rollups compress both private and public transactions into batches, posting them with proofs to Ethereum [6] Development and Testing - Aztec has launched its "Adversarial Testnet" as a permissionless trial ahead of its upcoming mainnet [1] - Tools available for testing include Aztec Sandbox (local dev environment) and Aztec Playground (browser tool) [7][8] - Users can join the Validator Set by registering with ZKPassport and running nodes [8]