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If in the past you wrote a few lines of logic in Python, after deployment you had zero-knowledge capabilities, ZK proofs generated by global nodes, with almost zero verification costs, trustworthy computing, compliance, and the ability to run AI models.

This is not the future; this is the reality being built by @SuccinctLabs. 👇

What Succinct is doing is very simple, but its ambition is enormous. It turns zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) into a universal computing infrastructure accessible to developers, 'plug and play' like AWS.

SP1 zkVM — Write ZK applications like modern programming languages without needing to understand cryptography, Prover Network — Global GPU nodes generate proofs, incentivized by $PROVE .

Now it's not just Ethereum mainnet and L2.
There are also:
→ BTC cross-chain bridge
→ Solana ZK bridge
→ Web2 enterprises
→ AI model verification

They use Hypercube technology to boost proof TPS to 10,000+, but Raspberry Pi can still verify, performance and decentralization are no longer a trade-off.

The team's strength is even more impressive.

Uma: MIT Math + CS, former Google Brain

John: Stanford + Thiel Fellow, former NVIDIA

Hardcore builder background, reconstructing the ZK stack from the ground up.

And what they are building, $PROVE , is becoming the 'unified payment + computing fuel' of the entire ZK application layer.

As ZK is designated by the White House as the core technological path for 'privacy + compliance', such infrastructure projects are entering their policy dividend period.

If you missed Rollup, didn't catch EigenLayer, or the paradigm shift in ZK computation, Succinct may be your new focus of observation.