Good morning, my frens ☀️

One thing I didn’t really think about at first is how much work sits around ZK proving beyond just running computations.
For most teams, it means dealing with setup, hardware choices, costs, and ongoing maintenance — all things that pull focus away from actually building the product.
What makes @fermah_xyz stand out to me is that it aims to handle this entire proving side, so teams can just plug in and move on.
As more projects start using ZK, having a shared proving layer like this feels less like a convenience and more like a requirement.
It’s the kind of infrastructure that stays in the background, but quietly makes everything else easier.