A few months ago, Aster decided to create its own privacy public chain L1 to address the issues caused by position transparency, such as targeted attacks on whales and their impact on the market. It now seems that the privacy aspect will collaborate with Brevis. Brevis is also one of the few ZK projects with mature solutions available. It has just launched a decentralized ZK proof computing power auction market called ProverNet, which took only a few weeks from white paper to implementation, demonstrating strong execution capabilities. This is essentially the Alibaba Cloud of the ZK field, where projects needing ZK proofs can directly publish and auction their requirements in the market, while validators can provide services through free competition. The entire process from auction, matching, to settlement is conducted on-chain. Brevis has already helped over 30 partners, including Uniswap and PancakeSwap, complete millions of ZK proofs. The newly launched ProverNet opens up its mature capabilities to the market, allowing more people to participate. Currently, Brevis's TGE is also approaching, and after $BREV goes live, it will replace USDC as the native settlement currency for ProverNet, covering task fees, execution fees, and transaction fees.