Brevis has introduced its marketplace for zero-knowledge proof (ZK-proof) coprocessors, enabling users to earn by computing ZK-proofs. The newly announced ProverNet decentralized physical infrastructure network allows applications to utilize ZK-proof capacity while providing computing providers a way to earn through proof computation. Currently, the network operates using Circle’s USDC stablecoin, with plans to transition to the upcoming BREV token upon the mainnet launch. The mainnet will also feature prover staking and penalties for missed deadlines. ProverNet facilitates task distribution via continuous auctions, USDC payments, and job matching for provers. This service is crucial as computing ZK-proofs can be resource-intensive, making it impractical for many developers. Brevis has been a key player in ZK-proof processing, recently supporting Uniswap v4 and collaborating with MetaMask for ZK-proof rewards. The organization has processed over 250 million proofs and is migrating workloads to ProverNet, enhancing flexibility and shared infrastructure in the ecosystem.
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