PROVE them wrong

wow, been a wild ride to mainnet. some fun facts: uma and i started in 2021 working on zk bridging, until we realized the real problem wasn't bridging itself, it was that using zk was so horrendously complex that nobody could actually build with it. we pivoted to making it possible to prove any piece of software. i think we were one of the first teams to show that the risc-v zkvm approach was endgame. it's nice to see teams like zksync, scroll, and even ethereum now agree it's the right approach. with this mainnet launch, we finally have the ingredients for easy-to-use, low-cost proving that teams need to scale zk in production. i'm also really excited to keep working with the talented hardware teams and provers who are tirelessly pushing to make zk 10-100x cheaper, which should onboard basically every crypto infra protocol to zk in the near future. thank you to everyone who got us here: paradigm, the early adopters, and the oss developers who believed in the vision. our work is only getting started.

everyone saying wow zk is on the rise, but few realize we're not talking about the same zk years ago. $PROVE is zk 2.0 and it's positioned to capture the ever-growing ZK proving market.

proof of mainnet: tomorrow

visiting L2 beat will be like watching optimistic rollups die in real time

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Don't understand why the OP Stack continues to not officially support ZK proofs at this point when so many of their customers are so excited about it :) Check out our recent collaboration with @worldcoin to bring ZK proofs their L2 with OP Succinct

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Love the contrast between our design team's visuals and the generic 3D slop you often see on CT.

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