Prover decentralization is not what you think it is, counting the amount of parties generating proofs currently on any network is only a derivative of what matters. The trust assumption of any set of provers is 1 of N for the parties that could possibly generate a proof + any needed components for coordinating the delivery which includes things such as an auction, verification and escrow of funds @boundless_xyz is the only network that 1) Makes production workloads easily accessible to anyone 2) Has no single party needed to coordinate proof delivery