Brevis has released the ProverNet Whitepaper, outlining a decentralized zero-knowledge proof generation marketplace mechanism.

On November 17th, according to official channels, Brevis has unveiled the ProverNet Whitepaper, presenting a decentralized market mechanism for zero-knowledge proof generation. It employs a truthful online double auction to effectively match various computing tasks with specialized proof hardware. Based on the collaborative experiences in projects like PancakeSwap, Uniswap, Euler, Linea, and MetaMask, ProverNet specifically targets the core pain points of existing proof infrastructures. ProverNet will operate on the dedicated rollup Brevis Chain, with the official launch scheduled by the end of 2025. Brevis claims that this mechanism will steer zero-knowledge proof services from a centralized single-provider model to a competitive market, enabling specialized proof nodes to be deeply optimized for specific tasks. Application users will no longer be constrained to a single provider when obtaining verification computing services.