Zcash said the network now has two independent full-node implementations that follow the same rules: Zebra and Zakura. The project said this raises a core question for the network: whether the presence of a second client materially changes Zcash’s level of decentralization, or whether hashpower remains the only factor that really matters. According to the announcement, Zebra is a Rust-based full-node implementation backed by the Zcash Foundation, while Zakura is another independent full-node client. The update focuses on client diversity and how much it may affect the network’s decentralization in practice.
Zcash said it now has two independent full-node implementations running the same rules: Zebra and Zakura.
The privacy-coin project also posed a question alongside the update: does a second client actually change the network’s level of decentralization, or is hashpower still the only factor that matters?
According to the project, Zebra is a Rust full-node implementation supported by the Zcash Foundation, while Zakura is another independent full-node client.
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