Been looking into this lately. @brevis_zk You can think of it as the 'on-chain computing power middleman boss.' Seems like they might be prepping for a TGE, and there's a good chance they'll hit Binance-level platforms. They’ve been grinding behind the scenes for big projects like Pancake, Uniswap, Euler, Linea, and MetaMask, handling 250 million complex computations. Now they’re going all in and dropping a ProverNet whitepaper: in the future, if there’s complex work on-chain, instead of making all the network nodes work overtime, you can just post a job on their marketplace. A bunch of proof machines with GPUs and clusters will compete for the job, and whoever offers the best price and reliable speed gets it. They’ve got a system called TODA to make sure no one cheats, scams, or messes with pricing. All the matching and settlement runs on a dedicated rollup, so it doesn’t clog up the mainnet. The whole system uses $BREV as gas: project teams need it to pay, proof machines need to stake it to take jobs, and any rule changes require voting with it. Brevis is trying to turn those on-chain tasks that used to be too slow and expensive into everyday operations that are 'affordable, fast, and verifiable.'