Hylé, a cutting-edge zero-knowledge project, has successfully raised $2.6 million in a funding round led by Framework Ventures, with participation from Cherry Crypto, Fabric Ventures, First Capital, and Heartcore Capital. This investment brings Hylé's total initial funding to $3.4 million, complemented by an additional $1.5 million in revenue from their NFT project, briqNFT.

Hylé is dedicated to developing the Hylé network, a groundbreaking platform that verifies zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) for enhanced scalability and privacy. The network operates its own consensus mechanism, purpose-built for ZKP verification, offering flexibility for developers and users.

The funding will accelerate the launch of Hylé's mainnet, onboard expert engineers, and expand proving schemes like Polygon zkEVM, Cairo, and Noir.Hylé aims to simplify the integration of zero-knowledge technology for developers by creating user-friendly tools and abstracting complexity.

Co-founder Sylve Chevet envisions Hylé as a core layer for modular ZK tech stacks, comparing it to building React and React components for frontend development, but for ZK.Chevet believes zero-knowledge technology has immense potential, saying, "We've only scratched the surface of what's possible." With this funding, Hylé is poised to revolutionize the ZK landscape.