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#SuccinctLabs and $PROVE

Who is backing Succinct?

Succinct recently raised $55 million during a funding round spearheaded by big names like Paradigm. Other partners include Polygon’s co-founder Sandeep Nailwal and other projects like Mantle and Galxe.

What’s the Succinct Prover Network Testnet about?

The trial run for the Succinct Prover Network was run in early 2025 to enable interested users to test the project’s decentralized system for generating ZKPs. There’s currently an ongoing airdrop where early backers are helping to increase the project’s visibility and liquidity.

The Future of Succinct (PROVE)

By advancing the zero-knowledge proof technology, Succinct is making it easier for all users to integrate it into all blockchain systems. By reaching this powerful cryptographic tool through SP1 zkVM and strategic partnerships, the protocol enhances privacy, scalability, and interoperability. As a result, Succinct Labs has positioned itself to play a key role as ZK proofs become more mainstream.

The Prover Network of Succinct introduces a new era within the blockchain space called the “era of provable software.” This is the future of cryptographic verification that could become ever-present across digital interactions and transactions. The project’s roadmap focuses on an expansion beyond blockchain use cases to other areas, such as AI systems.

As the network grows, Succinct could become the default infrastructure for all applications needing cryptographic verification. This may include issues like preventing deep fakes or authenticating media content and restoring trust in digital interactions. The vision of Succinct Labs places PROVE as a fundamental utility token within the blockchain space for offering a verified computing paradigm.

Key tokenomics:

Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 PROVE tokens

Airdrop Allocation: 15,000,000 PROVE (1.5%)

Circulating Supply at Listing: 195,000,000 PROVE (19.5%)