Brevis released the ProverNet white paper, proposing a decentralized zero-knowledge proof generation market mechanism.

According to Mars Finance, on November 17th, Brevis released the ProverNet white paper, proposing a decentralized market mechanism for zero-knowledge proof generation. This mechanism utilizes Truthful Online Double Auction to efficiently match diverse computational tasks with dedicated proof hardware. Based on its collaborative experience with projects such as PancakeSwap, Uniswap, Euler, Linea, and MetaMask, ProverNet specifically addresses the core pain points of existing proof infrastructure. It is understood that ProverNet will run on the dedicated rollup Brevis Chain, with an official launch planned for the end of 2025. Brevis stated that this mechanism will drive the transformation of zero-knowledge proof services from a centralized, single-vendor model to a competitive market, enabling specialized proof nodes to be deeply optimized for specific tasks, and allowing users to obtain verification computing services without being limited to a single vendor.