In the blockchain field, building a minimal trust Bitcoin bridge has always been a tricky problem, almost becoming a consensus in the industry. However, the Fiamma team recently provided a solution with BitVM2, turning theory into reality. Their mainnet is now live, becoming the first low-trust Bitcoin cross-chain bridge based on BitVM2 technology, currently supporting interoperability with 11 chains. Users can now unlock Bitcoin liquidity through their application, and this action is indeed quite fast. The Succinct Prover Network, which provides technical support behind the scenes, is also worth noting. This decentralized proof network and the SP1 solution developed by Succinct Labs have lowered the threshold for zero-knowledge proofs. Traditionally, working with ZK required building complex infrastructure, but Succinct allows for general-purpose ZK proofs to maintain high performance while being easily deployable. This combination of technology has great potential, especially for cross-chain scenarios that require efficient verification. From an investment research perspective, Fiamma's implementation validates the practicality of BitVM2, while Succinct's underlying support demonstrates the value of modular ZK design. The combination of the two not only addresses the trust issue of the Bitcoin bridge but may also serve as a reference template for other interoperability solutions. Currently, there are not many teams in the industry that can simultaneously achieve theoretical breakthroughs and engineering implementations; this combination of technical reserves and execution capability is clearly ahead of the curve. @SuccinctLabs #SuccinctLabs $PROVE