In Web3, everyone says the saying: “Don’t trust, hãy xác minh” (Don’t trust, verify).
But how to verify? And what is the price to pay?
If there is only a slogan but lacking infrastructure, then "trustless" is just a disguised belief. To achieve true verification, we need:
Proofs ( are generated. The verification process is reliable. The mechanism ensures transparency.
All of this requires coordination, economic incentives, and mechanisms for transparency.
⚙️ PROVE turning theory into reality
On the Succinct's SP1 platform, each request to create proof is an on-chain economic action.
The process is very clear:
The developer sends a proof request. The provers with stake compete to process. The network rewards with PROVE.
Some highlighted numbers:
5.2 million+ proofs have been processed. The average cost is ~0.04 USD/proof. The delay is under 6 seconds. No inflation - rewards are 100% funded by real demand.
👉 Each proof is a micro transaction of trust.
👉 Each reward is a receipt that can be verified.
📣 The real meaning
We do not need more empty slogans like "Web3 trustless." What is essential is a system that turns trust into action, with a clear, transparent, and fraud-proof "burn-and-settle" mechanism.
PROVE is the tool to:
Transform the promise of "trustless" into real transactions. Establish the economic foundation for decentralized verification infrastructure.
🔮 Future perspective
If all Web3 applications really need to prove on-chain behavior, PROVE has the potential to become the )billing layer( for the entire verification market.
Imagine this: every app, every smart contract, every action must pay a fee in PROVE to be verified.
✅ Conclusion
Trustless is a core value. $PROVE is the price to pay to turn that value into reality.
👉 The question arises: Are you ready to pay the cost for verification — or continue pretending to trust? @SuccinctLabs #SuccinctLabs
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Trustless Is A Promise – PROVE Turns It Into A Transaction
In Web3, everyone says the saying: “Don’t trust, hãy xác minh” (Don’t trust, verify). But how to verify? And what is the price to pay? If there is only a slogan but lacking infrastructure, then "trustless" is just a disguised belief. To achieve true verification, we need: Proofs ( are generated. The verification process is reliable. The mechanism ensures transparency. All of this requires coordination, economic incentives, and mechanisms for transparency. ⚙️ PROVE turning theory into reality On the Succinct's SP1 platform, each request to create proof is an on-chain economic action. The process is very clear: The developer sends a proof request. The provers with stake compete to process. The network rewards with PROVE. Some highlighted numbers: 5.2 million+ proofs have been processed. The average cost is ~0.04 USD/proof. The delay is under 6 seconds. No inflation - rewards are 100% funded by real demand. 👉 Each proof is a micro transaction of trust. 👉 Each reward is a receipt that can be verified. 📣 The real meaning We do not need more empty slogans like "Web3 trustless." What is essential is a system that turns trust into action, with a clear, transparent, and fraud-proof "burn-and-settle" mechanism. PROVE is the tool to: Transform the promise of "trustless" into real transactions. Establish the economic foundation for decentralized verification infrastructure. 🔮 Future perspective If all Web3 applications really need to prove on-chain behavior, PROVE has the potential to become the )billing layer( for the entire verification market. Imagine this: every app, every smart contract, every action must pay a fee in PROVE to be verified. ✅ Conclusion Trustless is a core value. $PROVE is the price to pay to turn that value into reality. 👉 The question arises: Are you ready to pay the cost for verification — or continue pretending to trust? @SuccinctLabs #SuccinctLabs