Just now, I saw the collaboration between @ brevis_zk and the BSC sister unit @ Aster_deX forwarded by the leaders of YZI I remember I posted it before, so let me post it again: The so-called Brevis ZK Proof is actually a module that allows real-time rebates to be done on the chain, just like in CEX. Essentially, it is the rebate node statistics module in various exchanges, called Reward Hub in Perp Dex It's easy to do the centralized exchange part as soon as the database is synchronized. It is difficult to achieve centralization on the chain because it needs to balance privacy and verifiability (to prevent commission evasion based on transaction volume), while also considering latency speed (which cannot affect the completion speed of the transaction itself) After referring to their brief, the service principle of this thing is actually a red disk model. Its Provenet logic is that anyone can provide ZK computing power to earn profits. The current settlement unit is USDC, and in the future, their TGE will be replaced by BREV His dividend settlement logic is that there is a so-called "trading market matching mechanism" - there must be a quotation to match, and theoretically there is no foam Of course, it is unrealistic for Provenet to have no initial subsidy from a practical perspective, because according to official Github data, the equipment conditions for participating in ZK computing power mining are "Ubuntu servers supported by NVIDIA GPUs, 64 vCPU high-performance configurations" This configuration has many competitors in both cryptocurrency and non cryptocurrency computing crowdsourcing. If the bid cannot be matched, token incentives may be needed in the future to make up for it So, as a potential demander for the @ Brevis ZK solution, I would like to ask the project team a few questions: -What is the current unit cost for using ZK Proof service? -What is the current rate of return for providers of computing power? If monthly data cannot be provided, can you give an approximate level of unit income?