We’re getting the Scroll DAO conversation moving again.
Following our September monthly call, we shared an update on Scroll’s consumer AI direction, Compass, and what the proposed changes could mean for the network, SCR, USX, and the DAO.
4/ We want to work with delegates to define the DAO’s role in Scroll’s next phase: what it should be responsible for, which decisions should go through governance, and where it can have the most impact.
Read the update and share your thoughts!
Scroll is upgrading its prover stack from OpenVM v1.6 to v2.0 on September 22 at 02:00 UTC.
This update brings in the SWIRL proof system and the latest security fixes.
You don’t need to do anything. Transactions, deposits, and L2 execution will keep running as usual. The batch finalization will be delayed by approximately one hour.
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We’ve shared a few updates recently about where Scroll is heading. We just shared a longer update on the Scroll Forum with more context on what we’ve been working on over the past few months, why we’re making this shift, and what it means for Scroll going forward.
Questions and thoughts are welcome ↓
Today, Binance added a Monitoring Tag to $SCR.
We’re aware of the update and are in communication with the Binance team regarding the review.
Our focus remains unchanged. We’ll continue building and executing on our plans.
Fucking hell we've been cooking....i know Scroll's been quiet but we're coming out of hibernation.
I hate writing copy...but last part, last part till we launching...
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A chain built for AI cannot continue to operate at human speed.
Testing, audits, deployments, and infrastructure monitoring still depend on a small number of specialists.
We believe these functions should become programmable, continuous, and verifiable.
3/ Agents can continuously simulate changes, inspect contracts and chain components, detect anomalies, and produce auditable records of their actions and outputs.
Point-in-time audits remain essential. But assurance becomes continuous.
As agents take on more operational work, the integrity of the chain that executes and records their actions matters even more.
The path to AI-native chains is not blind automation.
It is agents operating through a model-neutral, transparent operational layer—with their on-chain actions executed and recorded on a proof-secured chain that is continuously hardened.
Built for agents.
Secured by proofs.
Continuously hardened.
📢 Scroll OpenVM v1.6.0 Upgrade Incoming
1/ We’re upgrading Scroll’s zkVM prover stack from OpenVM v1.4.1 to v1.6.0.
This is a focused security maintenance upgrade that brings important soundness fixes and raises the provable security level.
No changes to the EVM, fees, contracts, or any user-facing interfaces.
4/Rollout Timeline
Scroll Sepolia: June 18, 07:00 UTC
Scroll Mainnet: June 25, 07:00 UTC
No action needed from users, devs, or dApps. L1 finalization may experience a delay ~1h; everything else keeps running.
5/ This is part of our ongoing commitment to proactively harden Scroll’s zk infrastructure.Full details in the announcement + OpenVM release notes.
github.com/openvm-org/openvm…