2026-01-06 19:21:20

Brevis ($BREV) was launched on major trading platforms on January 6th. As a ZK full-chain data proof platform, this time it's not attracting attention with fundraising stories, but because there are actual clients using it. Leading protocols like Uniswap have already obtained nearly 300 million proofs from it, indicating that this system is not just theoretical.

From a technical perspective, Brevis outsources complex computations off-chain and then generates immutable mathematical proofs to be posted on the chain. This directly addresses Ethereum's pain points—high computation costs and slow speeds. Their ProverNet solution can significantly reduce these costs, providing tangible benefits to the entire ecosystem.

The TGE had no pre-sale and was launched simultaneously on mainstream exchanges, with an FDV of approximately $440 million. An airdrop threshold of 245 points plus additional incentives for BNB holders have indeed fueled community enthusiasm. Market reactions are polarized: optimists are optimistic about its technological moat and existing customer base; conservatives are concerned about the high valuation risk and suggest waiting for volatility to settle before entering.

The key suspense lies in whether this valuation bubble can be absorbed by subsequent real business output. With big-name users backing it and the business model established, the question remains whether the secondary market pricing is reasonable, which will depend on future performance.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 01-09 18:02

A client using it is really powerful, much more reliable than those who just talk about stories. --- 4.4 billion FDV directly surged, this valuation is really a bit fierce. --- Wait, can ProverNet really cut costs that much? I feel like this is the core. --- Even though Uniswap is already in use, they say it hasn't been implemented yet. This group of skeptics is also funny. --- How much the secondary market can be炒到 (speculated on) depends on whether new clients come in later. It's still early. --- 245-point airdrop threshold, is this to boost popularity or truly to filter users? --- Not playing, waiting for the volatility to settle down. This newly launched ZK concept is early for the leek (retail investors). --- Uniswap 300 million proofs, hard data outperforms the white paper by a lot.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-06 19:51

Having real customers definitely adds points, but starting with a FDV of 440 million is already high; whether it can sustain later depends on if it can actually take off. --- User endorsement at the level of Uniswap is still convincing, but now the question is whether the people entering are truly confident in the technology or just want to gamble on volatility... --- ProverNet's cost reduction logic is coherent, but with such a valuation, it needs to prove that there is genuine demand rather than hype. --- Airdrop threshold of 245 points is indeed a bit high; it seems to have attracted quite a few serious users. --- Launching directly on the exchange without pre-sale is rare in the industry; it looks like an attempt to avoid controversy but also increases volatility risk. --- Turning theoretical plans into actual user numbers is at least more reliable than most projects, but as for this valuation... we’ll have to wait and see if it can be absorbed later.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-06 19:51

This time it's a bit different; Uniswap is already using it, not just a fundraising round game. Wait, 440 million FDV directly going mainstream? That estimate must be solidified with business data.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 01-06 19:45

NGL, if everyone is using Uniswap, this project probably isn't too far off... but a $440 million valuation still seems a bit questionable.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-06 19:44

Wow, Uniswap is using it too? Alright, I’ll believe it’s not just a pure fundraising scheme. --- ProverNet really can cut costs? Let’s see if it can actually be implemented. --- FDV starting at 440 million, that’s pretty aggressive... Let’s wait for a correction before commenting. --- Backed by clients + a working business model, this is much stronger than most new tokens. --- The airdrop threshold is still BNB... a new trick for cutting leeks? --- What if the valuation bubble bursts? We’ll have to see the subsequent performance. --- 3 million confirmations really show some potential, but it’s hard to say if it will hype up in the secondary market. --- Re-implementing outsourced computing power on the chain? Sounds good, but whether it can truly solve Ethereum’s issues is questionable. --- Another TGE takeoff script, only after the dip will it be the real bottom. --- The conservatives are right, it’s safer to wait for volatility to stabilize before jumping in.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-06 19:42

Having customer endorsements is indeed interesting, but the 440 million FDV still depends on whether the subsequent business can support it. Otherwise, it might just turn into another fundraising story.

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