From Trader to Techie: Why I Bought a Little $PROVE
I’m a trader by habit but I buy tokens as tools now. When I first read about Succinct, I allocated a small position to participate in governance and run staking experiments. Holding $PROVE felt different: it wasn’t just a speculation on token price, it was a way to engage with a prover marketplace. My early rationale was simple — if provers become a critical infra layer for post-chain computation, utility demand could follow. So I staked a modest amount, joined community calls, and used the network to submit proofs for small tasks. That practical involvement taught me how proof fees and operator economics might work. I keep my position small and tactical, increasing exposure only when I see sustained proof demand from real apps.
