ZEROBASE

ZEROBASE (ZBT) is a decentralized cryptographic infrastructure network designed to allow computations to be performed off-chain and then verified on-chain without exposing the underlying data. It uses zero-knowledge proofs and trusted execution environments to serve both institutional users and ordinary participants who need privacy-preserving interactions with decentralized finance applications. Its stated products — zkStaking, zkLogin, and ProofYield — aim to bridge regulated, compliance-oriented financial activity with the transparency that public blockchains offer.

ZEROBASE sits within the BNB Chain, Ethereum, and Base ecosystems and is associated with a Proof of Stake consensus model, though specific block-production mechanics are not detailed in the data stored here. The ZBT token operates within what the project calls a CeDeFi application layer, where it is used in staking and yield-related products that combine cryptographic proof generation with on-chain settlement. At the point in time captured, roughly 322.9 million of the 1 billion maximum supply of ZBT tokens are in circulation, representing about 32.3 percent of total possible supply.

The data stored here does not record a fee stream for ZEROBASE, so there are no figures available describing who pays fees into the protocol, who receives them, or what the protocol retains. This means fee-based measures such as fee yield or revenue multiples cannot be calculated or presented for this asset. What the data does show is a point-in-time total value locked of approximately 62.88 million US dollars, which rose by about 1.45 percent over the trailing seven days, alongside a market-cap-to-TVL ratio of roughly 0.42 and a fully diluted valuation-to-TVL ratio of approximately 1.32.