Brevis ($BREV), as a ZK full-chain data proof platform, launched on multiple major exchanges on January 6. The project is positioned as an "infinite computing layer" and has provided nearly 300 million proofs for protocols like Uniswap. The TGE had no pre-sale and was synchronized with major banks, with a FDV of approximately $440 million. It successfully ignited community FOMO with a mechanism of "airdrop first, spot trading later."

Market enthusiasm is extremely high, with opinions among KOLs divided: optimists believe its ProverNet can significantly reduce Ethereum's computing costs and see it as a benchmark in the ZK track; cautious observers warn of the risks of overvaluation and suggest waiting for the price to return to rationality. An airdrop threshold of 245 points and rewards for BNB holders have made it a recent traffic hub in the ZK track.

Brevis is essentially a "off-chain processing factory" for blockchain. It handles complex computations and then returns an unforgeable mathematical proof, making public chains faster and more cost-effective. It is not an air coin built on PPT hype but a practical project with a bunch of big-name clients. The current suspense lies in whether the valuation bubble in the secondary market can be sustained by its subsequent real business output.