Syscoin Ecosystem Update 2025.10.30

Lunos heads to Buenos Aires, SuperDapp’s next patch queued, Ledger UTXO clears QA, and zkSYS moves toward private devnet

Welcome back to the bi-weekly Syscoin Update. These two weeks were all about momentum on product, security, and research. Lunos is packing for EigenLayer’s The Vault in Argentina, SuperDapp has a quality-of-life release lined up, Ledger UTXO passed QA on the way to audit, and zkSYS is targeting its first private devnet with Gateway.

Here is everything in one place.

Highlights

  • Lunos invited to EigenLayer’s The Vault in Buenos Aires, plus Zokyo joins the Security Hub
     
  • SuperDapp finishes a patch for next week with link previews, tabs in Chats, and multiple fixes
     
  • Pali Wallet reviews Canary 4.0.7 and lines up the audit after minor HW fixes
     
  • Syshub completes a new QA round, website redesign kicks off
     
  • Ledger UTXO app clears QA, quotes in progress for the official audit
     
  • DevRel packs the room at PUCP Blockchain Club and advances zkSNARK planning for Peru’s public dashboard
     
  • Syscoin Core progresses the Bitcoin bridge and security review
     
  • zkSYS targets a private devnet by Oct 28, then public testnet after internal checks
     
  • Introducing PrimeLayer, which is preparing to launch their own Bitcoin-based DeFi-focused Edgechain
     
  • Syscoin’s Lead Core Dev, Jagdeep Sidhu, is making strides towards a native Bitcoin virtual machine with PVUGC
     

Ecosystem Updates

🛡️ Lunos

🤖 SuperDapp

Finalizing a patch for next week that includes:

  • Metatag rendering for hyperlinks in chat
     
  • New tabs on the Chats homepage to separate conversation types
     
  • Leave Super Group from the sidebar context menu
     
  • PWA banner when fresh updates are available
     
  • Fixes: older private messages loading, users stuck on Contacts, Super Group stats error handling

Ongoing: the production agents Quest Master and Treasure Hunt.
 

🔐 Pali Wallet

  • Reviewing Canary 4.0.7, addressing minor issues related to hardware wallet connections
     
  • Once those are closed, the team proceeds with the v4 audit
     

🧪 Syshub

  • New QA completed, fixes scheduled for next week
     
  • Website redesign has started, front-end implementation will follow
     

Ledger Support for Syscoin UTXO

  • The Syscoin UTXO app has passed QA
     
  • Team is collecting quotes for the official Ledger audit ahead of Ledger Live availability
     

Community & DevRel

Syscoin Core

zkSYS Update

  • Target date for private devnet with zkSYS + Gateway is October 28
     
  • After internal stability tests, the plan is to roll into a public testnet
     

Community Spotlight: PrimeLayer Space

PrimeLayer is preparing to launch as an Edgechain on Syscoin infrastructure. The project is led in part by Syscoin co-founder, Dan Wasyluk, and advised by Jagdeep Sidhu. Their goal is BTCFi with no custody tradeoffs, using Syscoin to bring a decentralized economic engine to Bitcoin users. If you missed their introductory X Space that featured Jag, catch the replay to hear how they plan to plug into zkSYS and the broader Bitcoin+ stack.

Site: https://primelayernetwork.com

Space: https://x.com/primelayerhq/status/1980419564375797929

 

Deep Dive: PVUGC in plain English

Problem in one line:

How can Bitcoin verify a complex off-chain computation without trusting a middleman or storing everything on-chain?

The basic idea:

PVUGC lets everyone compute off-chain, then settle disputes on Bitcoin with a tiny proof of one wrong step. If someone lies, a watcher posts a small contradiction. Bitcoin checks that one step and the result stands.

Think of it like this:

You hand in a long math worksheet. No one needs to recheck every line. If a grader finds a single incorrect step, they circle it and show the rule you broke. That one circle is enough to fail the claim.

Why this is a breakthrough right now:

Jag found a path that uses witness encryption to gate the reveal of a secret until a matching proof exists. In practice this means the on-chain part can work with only CHECKSIG on today’s Bitcoin. Earlier directions explored OP_CAT and OP_CTV to make flows cleaner. The new path keeps it practical on mainnet while staying trustless and permissionless in design.

What PVUGC gives us:

  • Trustless exits: No operator keys, no pre-signed transactions.
     
  • Anyone can challenge: If a state looks wrong, submit a small proof that one transition is invalid.
     
  • Tiny on-chain footprint: Heavy lifting stays off-chain. Only the contradictory step lands on Bitcoin.
     
  • Public auditability: Inputs, outputs, and the challenged step are authenticated so the network can agree on the result.
     

Why you should care:

This is the kind of primitive that makes a Bitcoin-anchored computing engine possible. Bridges, rollups, and BTC-native apps get safer because disputes resolve on Bitcoin itself with minimal cost.

Want details?

Spec: https://hackmd.io/@sidhujag/BJeoZ0Ohxe

Code work: github.com/sidhujag/PVUGC

Looking Ahead

Next stop is Buenos Aires for Lunos, the SuperDapp patch lands next week, Pali v4 lines up its audit, and the Ledger UTXO app moves toward official review. Private devnet for zkSYS + Gateway is in sight, with the public testnet following internal validation. We will keep shipping and keep you posted.


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Oct 30, 2025 by Syscoin Foundation