February 2026 monthly summary for unionlabs/union: Delivered a key feature with comprehensive test coverage for EVM proxy accounts, strengthening reliability and predictability of contract interactions. Implemented additional test formatting improvements to improve maintainability and readability of tests. All changes align with the goal of secure, scalable smart contract deployments and lower risk in production.

In 2026-01, the Union project delivered two key features focused on security, reliability, and deployment efficiency: UnionversalToken rate limiting and deployment configuration with API security hardening. Rate limiting enhances throughput stability and security for token transactions. Deployment config consolidation for lightclients/loopback and atone, with new deployment entries and API key updates across Ethereum networks, streamlines deployments and reduces security risk. No major bugs were reported this month; emphasis was on security hardening, reliability, and cross-network operability. Impact includes reduced risk, faster deployments, and clearer governance for network deployments. Technologies/skills demonstrated include smart contract security patterns (rate limiting), deployment automation, config management, API key rotation, and cross-network orchestration.

December 2025 (2025-12) monthly summary for unionlabs/union. Key features delivered include ZAsset Asset Management Enhancements with unwrap capability at redemption and deposit/withdraw events to improve asset transfer flow and tracking, and LoopbackClient Accessibility with a new upgrade contract to facilitate deployment and upgrades. Major bugs fixed: none reported this period. Overall impact: these changes enhance asset redemption throughput, improve observability of asset transfers, and strengthen system upgradeability, enabling safer, faster feature releases and better user experience. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Solidity smart contracts, unwrap logic, event-driven asset tracking, public accessibility adjustments, and upgrade/deployment patterns.

2025-11 Monthly Summary — Union repo (unionlabs/union). Delivered a new cross-chain asset transfer capability with privacy focus.

Month: 2025-10 — Delivered reliability-focused enhancements for unionlabs/union. Key features include CrosschainVault repay robustness via SafeERC20 safeTransferFrom and expanded repay tests; CosmWasm deployment and network configuration improvements to increase Osmosis reliability and compatibility. Notable fixes addressed vault revert on repay and added targeted tests. Impact: reduced risk of failed repayments, improved cross-chain resilience, and a more dependable deployment process, enabling safer user funds flows and smoother Osmosis integrations. Technologies demonstrated: Solidity/EVM SafeERC20 patterns, test-driven development with repay scenario coverage, CosmWasm deployment/configuration, gas tuning, and deployment automation.

Sept 2025 achievements for unionlabs/union: Delivered a set of high-value features and reliability improvements across the EVM and ZKGM modules, enabling safer upgrades, cross-chain capabilities, and streamlined deployments. Key features delivered include udrop integration in the EVM module; a simple on-chain Merkle Tree script for data verification; EU capabilities in the EVM; safe upgrade paths; cross-chain vault and cross-chain escrow vault; proxy accounts support in ZKGM; and deployment tooling improvements to proxy deployments and cosmwasm flows. Notable bug fixes include deployment of proxy accounts via salt fix, unrealized profits accounting in vault, and ERC7528 compliance on ack in zkgm. The month also included performance and reliability enhancements, documentation updates, and maintenance chores that improve deployment hygiene and risk reduction across environments. Technologies and skills demonstrated include EVM, ZKGM, cross-chain vaults, cosmwasm deployment flows, salt-based proxy deployment, and ongoing upgrades to Foundry and Solady; also improved cross-chain custody capabilities and on-chain data verification.

August 2025 performance summary for unionlabs/union. The team delivered cross-chain expansion, governance tooling, and deployment automation that increase on-chain reach and operational efficiency, while strengthening correctness and security across CosmWasm, ZKGM, and EVM workflows.

July 2025 monthly summary for unionlabs/union. Focused on delivering scalable verification, upgrade readiness, and multi-network support. Key deliverables include: 1) Base light client types and verifier, enabling scalable light-client verification. 2) CosmWasm deployment updates with Osmosis mainnet support, improved deployments, and customizable migration script args. 3) Bob upgrade path with opstack upgrade and v1-to-v2 migration. 4) ZKGm modernization with v1->v2 migrations, FAO refactor to V2, token order rename, and staking instruction upgrades. 5) Reliability and security improvements: fixes to L1 proofs (Voyager/Bob), vesting sub-tx revert, and added Create3 minted addresses verification script. Overall impact: improved scalability, upgrade safety, network readiness, and code quality.

June 2025 performance summary for unionlabs/union. Delivered key ZK/GA features for CosmWasm and EVM, expanded staking and reward workflows, and strengthened deployment tooling and testing. Focused on business value through secure FOA v2 integration, robust verification, and scalable release processes.

May 2025 performance summary for unionlabs: Delivered multi-repo enhancements across union (EVM, CosmWasm, ZKGM) with a strong emphasis on cross-chain staking, token metadata configurability, and devnet reliability. Implemented EVM staking instructions, native ETH bridging via EIP-7528, and configurable native token metadata; introduced cw-account for CosmWasm; enabled cross-chain staking and staking extension improvements in ZKGM; fixed EVM client type after namespace inlining; completed extensive maintenance and CI improvements for tests and deployments; enhanced ZKGM with deterministic NFT stake and unstake timeout handling; improved CosmWasm migration proxy code ID; added fungible asset order v2 for ZKGM on EVM; added Ether token support to HoleSky testnet token lists. These contributions broaden platform capabilities, improve security and reliability, and accelerate onboarding and testing across networks.

April 2025 monthly summary for unionlabs/union focused on delivering cross-chain interoperability, reliability, and deployment hygiene. Key features include Bob light client and Voyager module integration; Devnet Bob support to accelerate testing; and a Gas Station feature in ZKGm to optimize gas pricing and transactions. Substantial fixes across L1/L2 syncing, Voyager state queries, and channel handling improved cross-chain finality reliability. IBC channel batching was tightened to ensure batches share the same channel, reducing edge cases in multi-channel operations. ZKGm initialization and channel handshake robustness, along with maintenance-oriented chores, improved deployment stability and code quality. These efforts collectively reduce operational risk, shorten onboarding cycles for new networks, and enable more deterministic, cost-efficient cross-chain workflows.

March 2025 performance summary for unionlabs/union. The team delivered significant cross-chain and protocol improvements across zkgm, EVM, and ecosystem tooling, with a strong emphasis on reliability, performance, and maintainability. Key work spanned channel path handling, on-chain encoding, test infrastructure, and modular interface changes, driving improved interoperability, security, and developer velocity.

February 2025 monthly summary for unionlabs/union. Delivered key refactors and feature enhancements across the Uniond, Voyager, and Zkgm stacks with a focus on reducing risk, improving cross-chain interoperability, and accelerating deployment pipelines. Notable outcomes include a leaner Uniond with removal of tokenfactory and IBC modules, hardened validator-set handling in the Voyager CometBLS client, and robust Zkgm/WETH integration with upgrade tooling. Added Uniond priority mempool and deployment channels to optimize throughput and release automation. Major bug fixes focused on correctness of validator data retrieval and update flows under the Voyager client. These efforts collectively reduce risk, streamline maintenance, and enable faster, safer upgrades and cross-chain interactions. Key business-value driven outcomes: - Simplified runtime surface area by removing legacy modules from Uniond, lowering maintenance burden and potential attack vectors. - Improved validator set reliability and upgrade readiness via Voyager changes that fetch validators at H+1, handle drift, and support multiple prove responses. - Added WETH support and rigorous verification in Zkgm to expand on-chain payment options and improve contract safety. - Enhanced transaction throughput and predictable prioritization through Uniond priority mempool and streamlined deployment channels for automated pipelines.

January 2025 performance highlights for unionlabs/union. Delivered substantial stability and capability across ZKGM/CosmWasm, ZKGm, EVM, and cross-chain components, driving safer transfers, stronger interop, and clearer data semantics. Key outcomes include cross-module fixes, scaffolding for CosmWasm, and targeted optimizations that reduce risk and improve developer and operator experience. Key features delivered: - ZKGM/CosmWasm core fixes for transfers and encoding: avoid zero transfers, ensure only mm can fill non-1:1 transfers, and correct manual encoding order. - CosmWasm scaffold and naming improvements, plus denom metadata propagation to storage. - Calldata commitment optimization in ZKGm to reduce unnecessary commitments when possible. - ZKGm core capabilities: transfer of wrapped assets, entrypoints for call and transferAndCall, channel management, multiplexing security checks, and channel for Eureka. - EVM enhancements: exposed contract addresses and fixed script verification; Solady upgraded. - Cross-chain reliability: Ack/timeout handling improvements in CosmWasm; IBC-Union and Voyager bug fixes (empty ack prevention, event name normalization, latest counterparty height), plus batch/multiplex support in CosmWasm for ZGKM. - Operational hygiene: UCS00 Eureka implementation, UCS01 deprecation removed from cargo, protocol channels documentation updates. Major bugs fixed: - ZKGM/CosmWasm: core transfer/encoding bugs fixed (zero-transfer avoidance, 1:1 fill enforcement, encoding order). - EVM: script verification bug identified and fixed. - IBC-Union: forbid empty acknowledge in writeAck and normalize event names; extend creation with counterparty chain id. - Voyager: ensure source is read for recv/writeAck and correct latest height query for counterparty. - MPC: fix for larger log PK type and dedupe queue to prevent duplicates. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Increased cross-chain reliability and security, reducing runtime transfer errors and mis-encodings across Cosmos and EVM-like environments. - Improved data integrity with denom metadata propagation and better storage-traceability. - Streamlined developer experience with scaffolding, naming consistency, and clearer protocol channels documentation, enabling faster onboarding and integration work. - Enhanced maintainability and future-proofing through targeted fixes and upgrades (Solady, UCS deprecation, Eureka feature). Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Rust, CosmWasm, and ZK integration patterns; cross-module activation of entrypoints and multiplexing security checks. - EVM tooling and solidity-related considerations, including contract address exposure and script verification. - Protocol design and documentation discipline; cross-chain event normalization and ack/timeout handling. - Testing discipline and risk management through targeted bug fixes and feature toggles across multiple repos.