The Prover Network of @Succinct makes ZKP no longer the patent of a few teams, but an infrastructure that any developer can easily call upon.
In the traditional model, generating ZK proofs requires building expensive computing clusters, optimizing underlying algorithms, and maintaining nodes online for extended periods.
The Prover Network abstracts these complexities into a single API: developers submit requests, and Prover nodes around the world competitively generate proofs, settling through $PROVE .
This decentralized mechanism not only reduces costs but also optimizes performance and expenses through market-based bidding, while avoiding single points of failure, enhancing the network's resistance to censorship and robustness. In terms of security design, the network introduces staking and penalty mechanisms to ensure nodes provide genuine and trustworthy computation results.
With the mainnet launched, the Prover Network has begun providing stable services for ecosystems such as Polygon, Celestia, and Avail, generating over 5 million proofs and safeguarding $4 billion in funds.
