ProverNet's ZK Marketplace Drives DeFi Expansion Through Scalable Verification
- Brevis launches ProverNet, a decentralized ZK proof marketplace using TODA auctions to scale blockchain verification. - Platform processes 250M+ proofs via zkVM execution and recursive aggregation, achieving 99.6% Ethereum block verification under 12 seconds. - BREV token enables staking, governance, and payments while partners like PancakeSwap and Linea leverage infrastructure for DeFi applications. - Entering a competitive ZK market with Proof Market and Prover Network, ProverNet targets DEX hooks and
Brevis, a platform focused on zero-knowledge (ZK) verifiable computation, has introduced ProverNet—a decentralized marketplace for generating ZK proofs aimed at improving blockchain verification scalability and performance. Outlined in a whitepaper published on Nov. 17,
The TODA framework breaks down complex proof tasks into smaller units, allowing multiple provers to collaborate while maintaining fair bidding and balanced budgets.
The BREV token acts as both the utility and governance token for the protocol, enabling payments for proof services, staking for provers, and decentralized governance.
ProverNet joins a competitive ZK infrastructure landscape, going up against decentralized proof marketplaces such as
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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