ZKWASM is a groundbreaking blockchain infrastructure project that combines zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) with WebAssembly (WASM) to enable scalable, privacy-focused, and high-performance on-chain computations. Launched in 2023 as the first ZKWASM virtual machine, it represents a significant advancement in integrating ZKPs with WASM technology. The development of ZKWASM has been supported by extensive research and community collaboration, with notable backing from Binance Labs and OKX Ventures. Throughout its evolution, ZKWASM has reached several key milestones, including an invited talk at the 5th ZKProof Workshop in Israel and presentations at various industry events such as ZK Summit 9 and ZK Summit 12 in Lisbon. These engagements have emphasized ZKWASM's capabilities in Web3 game development and performance optimization. Additionally, the project has showcased its practical applications at events like ETHDenver and Taipei Blockchain Week, focusing on Ethereum rollups and on-chain game development. A technical paper published in 2024 further underscores ZKWASM’s advancements in the field. The core contributor to ZKWASM, Delphinus Lab, is developing a versatile ZKWASM rollup infrastructure that supports a Rust SDK, Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS), and decentralized AI inference. This ecosystem is designed to empower developers in creating decentralized applications (dApps) across various sectors, including DeFi, gaming, and digital identity, effectively bridging the gap between Web2 and Web3 environments. Currently, the ZKWASM developer ecosystem features six active applications and boasts over 60,000 daily active users, indicating a vibrant and engaged community. By leveraging its innovative technology, ZKWASM aims to facilitate the development of more secure and efficient applications, enhancing the overall blockchain experience for users and developers alike.