Scribe, a blockchain Oracle known for its verifiable and cost-effective nature, is now compatible with zkSync Era. Chronicle Protocol's integration of zkSync Era introduces decentralized and robust price feeds for various dApps within the system.

zkSync Era, launched by Chronicle alongside their Core Oracles, BTC, and ETH, offers additional price feed options. The range of price feeds provided by zkSync Era includes USDT/USD, WSTETH, and USDC/USD. A senior official at Chronicle emphasized that the collaboration between Chronicle and zkSync combines the reliability of verifiable and decentralized Oracles with strong security measures.

By partnering with zkSync, Chronicle enables builders to serve their clients on a foundation of high-quality infrastructure. Scribe resolves the engineering challenges associated with expensive operating costs for Oracles.

With Scribe's integration into zkSync Era, builders gain access to cost-efficient advantages without compromising on security, decentralization, or resilience. Chronicle, the first Oracle on the Ethereum network in 2017, is recognized for its unique Ethereum approach.

Chronicle, a company advocating for freedom, decentralization, and self-sovereignty, aligns well with the values of zkSync. Businesses seeking to enhance their protocol, DeFi DdaApp, or other projects with a tailored Oracle solution can leverage Chronicle's services.

Companies can utilize Chronicle's services to integrate real-time price feeds. The selection of an Oracle to secure the protocol and TVL is crucial, and Scribe distinguishes itself by displaying real-time data sources on its on-chain dashboard, called The Chronicle.

Chronicle ensures that every Oracle protocol it employs provides transparent data sources that can be cryptographically verified by users. The Chronicle Protocol's validators and the crypto pairs they source data for are visible to anyone using the Chronicle.

Scribe, the first Oracle design to utilize Schnorr signatures, enables the Chronicle protocol to scale to an unlimited number of validators. This achievement sets Chronicle apart from other Oracle protocols, as its networks maintain low operating costs while prioritizing safety and decentralization.

The decentralized and distributed nodes of Oracle networks designed by Chronicle are significant attractions. Chronicle's validators are identifiable, distributed, and operated by reputable brands, aiming to create a validator community for industry-leading protocols. Enhanced security and decentralization are the primary focuses of Chronicle as a provider of Scribe.

Notable protocol validators of Chronicle include MakerDAO, Infura, O0x, Etherscan, and MyCrypto. Since 2017, Chronicle Protocol has secured over $10 billion in assets for MakerDAO and its system.