The headline sounds alarming.
$PROVE is currently priced at 0.187 USDT, up 1.74% in 24 hours.
I heard the claim that invalid proofs could be classified as valid. The counterpoint is just as clear: the vulnerability was in SP1's native Rust verification path in versions 6.0 through 6.8.0, and Succinct has already fixed it. The report explicitly says that on-chain Groth16 and Plonk using Solidity verifiers are unaffected.
If you read this as a complete failure of the proof layer, a mere 1.74% rise around 0.187 doesn't add up—it doesn't look like money is fleeing. I'd focus on the part still running the old native path, and not lump in those two on-chain verifiers.
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$PROVE is currently priced at 0.187 USDT, up 1.74% in 24 hours.
I heard the claim that invalid proofs could be classified as valid. The counterpoint is just as clear: the vulnerability was in SP1's native Rust verification path in versions 6.0 through 6.8.0, and Succinct has already fixed it. The report explicitly says that on-chain Groth16 and Plonk using Solidity verifiers are unaffected.
If you read this as a complete failure of the proof layer, a mere 1.74% rise around 0.187 doesn't add up—it doesn't look like money is fleeing. I'd focus on the part still running the old native path, and not lump in those two on-chain verifiers.
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