Zero-knowledge proof is not a new concept, but what the market truly needs is the "implementable" infrastructure. In the past two years, the cumulative losses from cross-chain bridge security incidents have exceeded 4 billion dollars, and the problems have almost all occurred in the verification stage. The idea of @Succinct is very straightforward: by using the Prover network + SP1 zkVM, complex proofs are turned into public services that can be called at any time.
What does this mean? It means that in the future, whether it is ETF funds, cross-chain assets, or on-chain identities and AI data, they will rely on a "low-cost, no additional trust" verification layer. The role of $PROVE is to market and scale this capability, truly forming an ecological flywheel.
The value of infrastructure is often underestimated by the market, but once it is needed, it becomes indispensable.
