Heavyweight project Succinct

The heavyweight project Succinct is here, it directly accessed Binance Spot yesterday, it's truly a bull, it may be the trust that reconstructs Web3.

Nowadays, in the technological fog of the crypto world, zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) were once the "exclusive tools" of a few cryptography experts — complex circuit designs and obscure mathematical principles made countless developers hesitate.

Succinct has broken down technical barriers with SP1 zkVM: developers no longer need to delve into cryptography; they can write logic in familiar mainstream programming languages, equipping applications with a "privacy shield" and a "trust seal." This is not just a simple tool upgrade, but a transformation of ZK from laboratory instruments into a "universal wrench" in the hands of developers. Coupled with SP1 Hypercube's rapid proof technology, the original TPS bottleneck of 15-20 has been completely shattered, achieving over 10,000 throughput while maintaining the decentralized characteristics that can run on Raspberry Pi, perfectly balancing security and efficiency.

When traditional ZK projects are trapped in single chains and single scenarios, Succinct's Prover Network has already woven a "trust network" covering the entire ecosystem: transaction verification on the Ethereum mainnet, batch computation in the Rollup ecosystem, cross-chain bridges between Bitcoin and Solana, and even privacy compliance for Web2 enterprises and trustworthy verification of AI models can all obtain unified proof services through the $PROVE token. The integration of over 35 crypto protocols and the official launch of more than 10 projects are validating this logic—ZK should not be an isolated technical patch, but rather an infrastructure that spans the entire digital world.

The tone set by the White House's 2025 digital asset report positions ZK as the core answer to "the coexistence of privacy and compliance." In sensitive areas such as identity verification and financial monitoring, Succinct's technical roadmap precisely taps into the pulse of "regulatory-friendly innovation": safeguarding user data privacy while meeting compliance audit requirements. This unique balancing capability is building a policy moat that is hard to replicate.

When Uma (with a dual degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from MIT, and a former researcher at Google Brain) and John (a computer genius from Stanford and a former intern at NVIDIA) entered the crypto world with code in hand, their goal was never to "optimize existing technology," but to fundamentally reconstruct the infrastructure of ZK from the ground up. This Builder team, selected by the Thiel Fellowship, is using a dual wisdom of mathematics and engineering to create a decentralized network that can run on Raspberry Pi, supporting tens of thousands of trustworthy computations per second — this is the romance of technological idealism: making cutting-edge technology ultimately serve every ordinary person.

$PROVE token has become the "universal trust currency" of the ZK ecosystem. It does not operate in a closed loop within a single chain, but flows between Ethereum, Rollup, cross-chain bridges, Web2 enterprises, and AI models, becoming the invisible vein that connects trust nodes in the digital world.