On a quiet morning in early August 2025, something loud happened in the crypto world—without a single shout.
Succinct Labs, the team redefining zero-knowledge proof infrastructure, took its Prover Network live on mainnet. Hours later, Binance, the largest global exchange, opened its gates to the network’s heartbeat: the PROVE token.
It wasn’t just a launch. It was the moment a complex cryptographic dream stepped onto the world’s biggest stage.
The Vision: Turning ZK Proofs Into a Public Utility
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) are one of blockchain’s most powerful tools—capable of verifying truth without revealing the underlying data. The problem? Until now, generating these proofs at scale has been a luxury few could afford.
Succinct’s Prover Network solves that. Picture a global marketplace where independent provers compete to generate proofs quickly and cheaply.
Developers—whether building rollups, AI agents, or cross-chain bridges—can request a proof like ordering a rideshare. The network matches the request with the fastest, most efficient prover, ensuring speed, affordability, and decentralization in one elegant package.
This isn’t theory. The network already supports 35+ protocols, has processed over 5 million proofs from 1,700 programs, and secures more than $4 billion in on-chain value.
