From 4 billion assets to global nodes, why does Succinct become the 'top flow' of ZK infrastructure?

When a project goes live with a market value of 300 million and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding 106 million USD, while also gaining backing from giants like Paradigm and Polygon co-founders, it must have done something right — @Succinct is such an existence. It positions itself as the 'AWS of ZK proofs' and is reconstructing the entire infrastructure of the zero-knowledge proof field.

@Succinct addresses two core pain points in the ZK industry: first is efficiency, through the recursive proof technology of SP1 zkVM, complex computations are broken down into smaller blocks that can be verified in parallel, improving on-chain verification efficiency by more than 10 times, with verification of Ethereum blocks taking only 40 seconds; second is cost, the decentralized prover network adopts a 'bidding mechanism', where nodes compete on speed and price to win tasks, directly cutting the proof cost down to one-third of the original, even lower than centralized solutions. This combination of 'high efficiency + low price' has led top protocols like Polygon and 35 others to connect and safeguard assets exceeding 4 billion USD.

$PROVE token is the 'core hub' that links the entire ecosystem. Developers need to pay PROVE as a fee to use the network services, and provers must stake $PROVE to participate in task bidding, while token holders continuously optimize network rules through governance, forming a positive cycle of 'demand-driven value'.

#Succinct enables every developer to easily embrace the benefits of zero-knowledge proofs.