Every layer-one builds blockspace.

@brevis_zk builds proofspace.

Its economic engine is simple, but powerful:
Proof generation → SDK adoption → protocol integration → network effect → value capture.

Here’s how it compounds:

1. Proof Generation: Every zk proof generated through Brevis’ SDK consumes verifier bandwidth and creates demand for computational throughput. As of October 2025, over 100 M proofs have been generated across partner networks.

2. SDK Adoption: Protocols integrating the Brevis SDK will embed Brevis as the default proof verifier; turning infrastructure into a dependency layer.

3. Protocol Integration: Each new integration (DEXes, DeFi protocols, oracles) routes more on-chain data through the zkVM, creating fee flow and reliability feedback loops.

4. Network Effect: As verification volume increases, proof costs drop, improving latency and drawing in new protocols, the same reflexive dynamic that made blockspace valuable for L1s.

5. Value Capture: Brevis’ model tokenises proof capacity. Validators earn based on verification throughput, while protocol partners capture rebates for sustained proof submission; a circular market for truth.

The bigger picture

Blockchains monetised computation.
@brevis_zk is monetising truth. And, that might be the strongest form of infrastructure yet.