2025-12-19 22:57:05

Here's an interesting piece of news: a leading compliant platform recently announced that Brevis (BREV) has been included in its asset listing plan. This project is a full-chain data proof platform developed based on zero-knowledge proof technology. In simple terms, it enables various dApps to access, process, and utilize on-chain data across multiple blockchains without the need to trust any third parties. This is quite interesting for the DeFi ecosystem and cross-chain applications because it addresses the trust issues in data flow and verification. As more innovative projects gain attention from mainstream exchanges, the infrastructure development of Web3 has taken another step forward.

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0xInsomnia

· 2025-12-22 22:51

zk-SNARKs sounds amazing, but how many projects actually use it? --- Brevis is on a top platform now, looks like it's time to get carried away with some FOMO again. --- Cross-chain data verification is indeed a necessity, but whether the ZK solution can really be implemented remains to be seen. --- This is probably another project where the promotion outweighs the reality, let's enter a position first and see. --- This type of infrastructure definitely needs to be followed, the DeFi ecosystem still requires such support. --- zk-SNARKs has been popular for so long, and finally a top exchange is paying attention to it. --- Trust issues have always been a pain point for Web3, Brevis's approach is pretty good.

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VirtualRichDream

· 2025-12-22 20:27

zk-SNARKs have finally been recognized; it was about time.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 2025-12-20 14:15

Zero-knowledge proofs sound very fancy, but how many projects can actually use them?

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staking_gramps

· 2025-12-19 23:27

zkp this area is really underestimated, solutions like Brevis, a cross-chain data layer, will definitely become popular sooner or later Regulatory exchanges are starting to pay attention, indicating that this track indeed has potential, not just hype Zero-knowledge proof for cross-chain verification sounds complex but the logic is brilliant, solving half of the trust problem DeFi needs this kind of infrastructure, without data flow, everything is pointless What does backing from major exchanges mean? You all know in your hearts Don't just hype it up and then disappear again, I really hope this can be implemented long-term This is the way Web3 should be, with a solid infrastructure being more reliable than just concept hype

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 2025-12-19 23:26

Zero-knowledge proofs, to put it simply, only a few projects are truly capable of utilizing them well. --- Cross-chain data verification... sounds good, but I wonder how smoothly it can actually run. --- Another infrastructure project on an exchange, this track is really competitive. --- The name BREV is a bit obscure, but solving trust issues is indeed a pressing need. --- DeFi still lacks this, and finally, a project is taking it seriously. --- Regulated exchanges are starting to pay attention, indicating that the market truly needs this. --- Does zero-knowledge proof burn gas, or is it just another "efficient" solution that turns out to be very expensive? --- How many of these infrastructure projects will survive in the end? Take a gamble? --- Trustless cross-chain, sounds great, but does the ecosystem really have practical applications? --- Web3 infrastructure has been catching up; this time, it finally addresses a critical gap.

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PhantomHunter

· 2025-12-19 23:26

Zero-knowledge proofs are indeed quite impressive, but it depends on how exchanges will implement them later. Wait, have you heard of the Brevis project before? It feels like it suddenly jumped to a top platform. Cross-chain data verification... sounds good, but can it really be implemented in practice? By the way, someone is about to jump in again to buy the dip. Progress in DeFi infrastructure is a good thing, but the prerequisite is that it doesn't turn into another game of harvesting retail investors. If Brevis can truly solve the trust issue, it would be revolutionary, but I’m still a bit confused.

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WhaleMinion

· 2025-12-19 23:14

Zero-knowledge proofs are back again. Can they be reliable this time? Wait, can cross-chain data verification truly be trustless without third parties? It seems it still depends on actual applications. Mainstream exchanges are now on BREV. Time to ride the wave again, right? To put it simply, it's still about infrastructure. Take it slow, no need to rush. I've seen many projects like this. The key is whether they can truly be implemented and used in practice.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 2025-12-19 23:12

Zero-knowledge proofs are easy to talk about but hard to implement. Brevis has the potential to reach top exchanges, which shows there's some value there. BREV is now live? Need to keep an eye on it. Cross-chain data verification is indeed a necessary demand. It's another zero-knowledge proof. When will this technology stack truly be implemented? It sounds good, with daily innovations in DeFi infrastructure, but how many are actually usable? No third-party trust needed sounds great, but I'm worried it might just be on paper again. Projects like this get hyped as soon as they launch on exchanges, but what happens next? It still depends on actual application. Cross-chain data proof is a promising track. Whether Brevis can succeed depends on how they proceed. I've been hearing about Web3 infrastructure for three years, but it still feels like the same old story. With the endorsement of a compliant platform, at least the risks are lower. Can keep a small eye on it. Zero-knowledge proof technology is promising, but whether this project can go far remains uncertain.

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