I found that V God has reposted @ brevis_zk's post again. Brevis just released most of the white papers a few days ago, so I took a look today. A few years ago, publishing project whitepapers was standard, and even white paper writing services were born (which I have done before). Now, projects that still seriously write white papers are considered hardcore. After having AI, it has become much easier to tackle lengthy white papers, otherwise Brevis' 26 page white paper with a large number of mathematical formulas would look really headache inducing. Brevis ProverNet is simply a "proof computing market" that matches various ZK computing needs (zkVM programs, data co processor queries, aggregate proofs, etc.) and different hardware capabilities of provers through decentralized auctions. For example, the pain points to be solved are: You go to the airport security check in, traditional chain means that all passengers, whether you have luggage or not, whether you want to check it in or not, whether you are in a hurry to catch a flight, are all queued together. This results in very low efficiency and high cost. Brevis distinguishes passengers first, a channel where you have no luggage and are in a hurry to catch the plane, and a channel where you have luggage to check in and are not in a hurry to slowly check. In practical business, ZK tasks are highly heterogeneous, with some having low latency (such as DEX VIP rates, which require results to be generated within seconds), while others have heavy throughput (large-scale reward distribution, settlement of hundreds of thousands of addresses), which Brevis' Pico zkVM and ZK Data Coprocessor handle separately. Another key point that concerns me is the role of BREV tokens, as designed in the white paper: Payment medium - all proof, settlement, internal network gas and other fees are priced and paid in BREV Prover Pledge Mortgage - Prover needs to pledge in order to take orders, and will be punished for wrongdoing or poor performance Governance - determining key network parameters, penalty ratios, market rates, etc It can be considered average, but the good thing is that if the business is really hot, there will be a large number of BREVs pledged to the system. ~~~~~~~ As the Zk Infra project, which is currently relatively rare to have business landing before issuing coins, the ProverNet plan will soon be officially launched. With the support of spiritual leaders such as V God and Tom Lee, I am looking forward to Brevis going online. Can giving a new color look provide some fundamental support for ETH.