The weather in the Central Plains is scorching hot. While feeling bored, I came across a great project in the ZK (Zero-Knowledge Proof) space. Succinct is at the forefront of technical capability.
Let me analyze it for you. In a nutshell—allowing every developer to use ZK power like AWS, making it accessible even for those who don't understand cryptography. ZK is not some high-end black technology, but rather an infrastructure that can be used as needed.
The core product is the Succinct Prover Network, which incentivizes global GPU nodes through the token $PROVE to generate ZK proofs for on-chain applications. Whether you're working on Ethereum, L2, or AI applications, as long as you need verifiable, secure, and high-performance computing, Succinct can help you out.
They also have a powerful tool called SP1 zkVM that lowers the barrier for zk programming to the ground—you can write business logic in mainstream languages without having to deal with complex circuits and mathematics. This means that for ZK applications to land on a large scale, the technical barrier is no longer an issue.
Key Point:
Based on SP1 Hypercube, they can already achieve that 93% of Ethereum blocks complete ZK proofs within 12 seconds, a speed that nearly bridges the last mile of Ethereum's "real-time proof." This is a qualitative change for L1/L2 scaling.
Not only Web3 but also Web2 scenarios are genuinely integrating ZK technology: for instance, Google Wallet has already launched a ZK age verification service—proving that you are an adult without revealing your exact age. This is backed by Succinct's lightweight ZK verification framework.
Now Succinct has integrated with core modules such as Rollup, cross-chain bridges, and verification modules, safeguarding over $4B in on-chain assets. The TVL is one of the largest among all ZK infrastructure projects.
Succinct is the cloud infrastructure for zero-knowledge proofs, available for anyone to call upon—chains, AI, enterprises, applications, as long as you need proof, Succinct will compute it for you.
The token $PROVE is the core of incentive settlement for the entire network, not a governance token for a specific application, but the accelerator and shield for the entire ZK network.
The founders behind the project are not just for show:
Uma, dual degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from MIT, former Google Brain.
John, CS from Stanford, interned at NVIDIA + Thiel Fellowship.
These two are the type of Builder entrepreneurs who don't hype concepts but focus on hard-core fundamentals.
#prove
Let me analyze it for you. In a nutshell—allowing every developer to use ZK power like AWS, making it accessible even for those who don't understand cryptography. ZK is not some high-end black technology, but rather an infrastructure that can be used as needed.
The core product is the Succinct Prover Network, which incentivizes global GPU nodes through the token $PROVE to generate ZK proofs for on-chain applications. Whether you're working on Ethereum, L2, or AI applications, as long as you need verifiable, secure, and high-performance computing, Succinct can help you out.
They also have a powerful tool called SP1 zkVM that lowers the barrier for zk programming to the ground—you can write business logic in mainstream languages without having to deal with complex circuits and mathematics. This means that for ZK applications to land on a large scale, the technical barrier is no longer an issue.
Key Point:
Based on SP1 Hypercube, they can already achieve that 93% of Ethereum blocks complete ZK proofs within 12 seconds, a speed that nearly bridges the last mile of Ethereum's "real-time proof." This is a qualitative change for L1/L2 scaling.
Not only Web3 but also Web2 scenarios are genuinely integrating ZK technology: for instance, Google Wallet has already launched a ZK age verification service—proving that you are an adult without revealing your exact age. This is backed by Succinct's lightweight ZK verification framework.
Now Succinct has integrated with core modules such as Rollup, cross-chain bridges, and verification modules, safeguarding over $4B in on-chain assets. The TVL is one of the largest among all ZK infrastructure projects.
Succinct is the cloud infrastructure for zero-knowledge proofs, available for anyone to call upon—chains, AI, enterprises, applications, as long as you need proof, Succinct will compute it for you.
The token $PROVE is the core of incentive settlement for the entire network, not a governance token for a specific application, but the accelerator and shield for the entire ZK network.
The founders behind the project are not just for show:
Uma, dual degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from MIT, former Google Brain.
John, CS from Stanford, interned at NVIDIA + Thiel Fellowship.
These two are the type of Builder entrepreneurs who don't hype concepts but focus on hard-core fundamentals.
#prove
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