Brothers, @ZEROBASE has just officially announced a new update - the staking function will undergo a system upgrade from (March 2) 23:00 to March 3 1:00.

I immediately went to check the announcement: this upgrade mainly aims to enhance performance and service stability. During the upgrade, the frontend services of ZEROBASE will be temporarily suspended, but all smart contracts will continue to run completely on-chain. What does this mean? The technical foundation is being optimized, but user assets are unaffected, and the on-chain logic will proceed as usual.

Some brothers might ask: what does the upgrade of the staking function have to do with me? Let me translate it for you - the core of ZEROBASE is the combination of zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) and trusted execution environments (TEE). Staking (zkStaking) is the lifeblood of its ecosystem. If this upgrade can really improve TPS and stability, the experience of subsequent products like zkStaking and ProofYield will be better, making it more attractive for large investors to enter the market.

Looking at another piece of data: previously, ZEROBASE's deposit activity saw over $400 million in deposits within 60 hours of launch. What does this indicate? Institutions are voting with their feet, and there is a real demand for on-chain privacy solutions.

The current price is hovering around **$0.07707** (data from February 28), with a circulating market cap of **$18.93 million**, down over 92% from the historical high of $1.025. Having experienced the "1011 liquidation day" stress test, and now actively upgrading infrastructure, at least indicates that the team is not a makeshift group.

Mouse's viewpoint: Technical upgrades, this kind of "hard and laborious work", may not necessarily lead to a price surge in the short term, but in the long run, it is a positive factor.