The problem with Web3 has never been 'lack of computation', but 'lack of verification'.
Most on-chain systems still rely on off-chain black boxes when executing complex logic, which results in high trust costs and low transparency. Succinct's proposed solution is not to replace these systems, but to provide 'verifiable computation proofs' through a ZK network.
This system consists of three parts:
🔧 Development Layer: zkVM (SP1) allows developers to access zero-knowledge using mainstream languages without needing to build circuits.
🖥 Execution Layer: GPU nodes form a global computing network that generates proofs in real-time.
🪙 Incentive Layer: $PROVE drives node economics, maintaining network security and service quality.
Succinct has chosen not to build a 'ZK dedicated chain', but instead to establish a horizontally scalable ZK service infrastructure that supports arbitrary chain calls. It is reconstructing the trustworthy boundaries of the on-chain world with extremely low friction.
This is not a hype, but an engineering project with real load.