Chronicle Oracles makes its much-anticipated debut on zkSync, marking a significant expansion of its support for decentralized applications (dApps). With the integration of Scribe, renowned for its verifiable and cost-effective Oracle solutions, zkSync Era now offers robust price feeds for various dApps within the ecosystem.

zkSync Era, introduced by Chronicle, introduces Core Oracles such as BTC and ETH, significantly broadening the range of price feed options available. Noteworthy additions include USDT/USD, WSTETH, and USDC/USD price feeds, enhancing the resilience and security of decentralized Oracles, as highlighted by a senior official at Chronicle.

The collaboration between Chronicle and zkSync empowers builders to deliver top-tier foundational infrastructure to their customers. The integration of Scribe into zkSync Era enables builders to access cost-efficient solutions without compromising on security, decentralization, or resilience. Chronicle, a trailblazer in Oracles on the Ethereum network since 2017, brings its unique Ethereum-centric approach to the forefront.

The seamless integration between Chronicle and zkSync underscores the alignment of their values. Businesses aiming to enhance their protocols, DeFi dApps, or other ventures with tailored Oracle solutions can leverage Chronicle's services. Companies have the option to integrate any of Chronicle's real-time price feeds to secure their protocol and Total Value Locked (TVL). Scribe, distinguished by its real-time data display and on-chain dashboard known as The Chronicle, ensures comprehensive data source transparency, verifiable through cryptographic means.

Scribe, pioneering the utilization of Schnorr signatures in Oracle design, equips Chronicle's protocol with infinite scalability alongside validators. This scalability, combined with cost-effectiveness and heightened security, positions Chronicle as a leader in the Oracle landscape. Chronicle's decentralized and distributed nodes, operated by reputable brands, prioritize increased security and decentralization. Notable validators within the Chronicle ecosystem include MakerDAO, Infura, 0x, Etherscan, and MyCrypto, collectively safeguarding over $10 billion in assets for MakerDAO and its system since 2017.