[ZKsync Founder Refutes Canton’s Doubts: ZK Proofs Are Not Systemic Risks, Single Points of Trust Are the Real Hazard] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on March 28, in response to the Canton Network founding team’s concerns that zero-knowledge proofs are overly complex, have potential vulnerabilities that are difficult to detect, and are therefore unsuitable for institutional-grade financial infrastructure, ZKsync founder Alex Gluchowski published a statement countering that this logic essentially simplifies 'technical flaws' into 'unusability,' ignoring the 'redundancy and isolation' design principles commonly adopted by critical systems. Canton relies on trusted operators for data isolation, lacking cryptographic verification and independent validation mechanisms. If a critical node is compromised, erroneous states could silently propagate within the system, creating systemic risks. Alex Gluchowski further added that Ethereum, as a representative of an open ecosystem, has undergone long-term, high-intensity adversarial testing, and its security far surpasses that of closed systems. The true core issue is not whether vulnerabilities exist but whether the system has redundancy protections and risk isolation capabilities.