Brevis (BREV)

$BREV respected the level perfectly 🎯 I previously highlighted $0.124–$0.127 as my key zone for longs and price reacted exactly from there Multiple rejection wicks from the zone Buyers stepped in aggressively Structure shifted and momentum followed Now price is pushing higher after that clean reaction Did you listen when the level was shared? @brevis_zk

#brev $brev It is still at the entry point and has not broken the resistance yet. With Bitcoin’s rise I expected to see liquidity inflow, but unfortunately we did not see a clear breakout. Currently exiting, and waiting for a Bitcoin correction with reduced Bitcoin accumulation to re‑enter. Our opportunity will be better, taking it from a better area and a better entry, God willing.

#brev $brev It is still at the entry point and has not broken the resistance, waiting for a breakout. Never forget to set a stop‑loss. Also enter with a small amount from your wallet. Good luck, God willing https://t.co/VnGDaGHD7h

➥ I analysed 17 projects to prove the overhype trap of InfoFi campaigns TBH, I was active in InfoFi campaigns, I farmed some, I tracked most of them. After going through ~17 projects tied to platforms like @cookiedotfun, @KaitoAI, @wallchain, and @xeetdotai, I have to say clearly that their failure because of the incentive design, and the data makes it uncomfortable to deny. – Kaito: $BREV $CYS $MON $FOGO $MIRA $FF $HOME $THQ – Cookie: $VOOI $BOB $RECALL $TEN – Wallchain: $LMTS $WARD $AVNT $VELVET From 17+ projects with real TGE data, the average drop from launch price to immediate post-TGE low is ~68.8%. When I isolate campaigns heavily tied to Cookie-style Snaps mechanics, the average dump goes to ~76%, compared to ~44% for others; This is structural sell pressure created by distributing 0.1-1% supply to tens of thousands of zero-cost farmers who had no reason to hold, no lockups, no product attachment, just instant liquidity to extract. What shocked me more is not the price action, it’s the retenti

$BREV is pulling back into my key area of interest around $0.124 – $0.127 We’ve already seen 👇 A strong impulsive bounce from this base Clear reaction wicks showing buyers stepped in Structure attempting to shift from lower highs Right now price is compressing just above the zone If this demand holds again I’m expecting a move toward $0.165 – $0.170 next Invalidation for me is a clean breakdown and acceptance below $0.122 This is simple Either the base forms here or structure rolls over Let’s see if buyers defend it. @brevis_zk

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What a powerful start to 2026 🔥 Here's everything Brevis accomplished this month: 🥇ProverNet mainnet is now live. The decentralized marketplace for ZK proof generation is fully operational, with $BREV staking and payments active. The token is listed on all major exchanges. --- It's also been a busy month for partnerships and integrations: 🔒 With @BNBCHAIN and @0xbowio we're building an Intelligent Privacy Pool ⚡ With @cypher_ethereum we're bringing ZK-powered dynamic fees to Ethereum L1 🛡️ With @usd8_fi we're enabling trustless insurance payouts via ZK-verified eligibility 👁️ With @TrendleFi and @primus_labs we're building verifiable attention markets on @monad 🌾 With @YieldNestFi we launched $STAK holding rewards on Incentra 🔮 With @APRO_Oracle we're developing verifiable oracle infrastructure and trader privacy Catch up on all announcements: https://t.co/xDYdXJzy6h --- Our proving activity continues to grow: 🟢300M+ proofs generated 🟢$234M rewards distributed 🟢$2.5B+ TVL secured 🟢$1.4B+ trading volume through Brevis hooks --- And we stayed connected with you through: ☑️ An AMA on privacy infrastructure with @0xbowio and @BNBCHAIN: https://t.co/XJNVjPKGHK ☑️ Our Voices on Privacy series featuring @cz_binance, @VitalikButerin, @no89thkey, @Zac_Aztec, @ethereumJoseph, @sylvechv, and @EliBenSasson ☑️ ZK Concept Bites from our educational series. Get started with Part 1 here: https://t.co/zs9msoJLkG 2026 is just getting started!

So What is Brevis? 🤷 ProverNet mainnet, BREV, and so many updates all within a single month. For anyone new or just catching up, let's break down what we've actually built. The short answer: Brevis represents the broad category of verifiable computation. Our "compute off-chain, verify on-chain" model means we can tackle virtually any computational challenge without sacrificing decentralization or incurring prohibitive costs. Here's how it all connects. ▶️Pico zkVM is our general-purpose zero-knowledge virtual machine. Devs write any program in Rust, Pico executes it off-chain and generates cryptographic proof that the computation ran correctly. A smart contract verifies a tiny proof instead of re-executing everything. This means Web3 applications can run complex logic, process large datasets, or perform calculations that would cost thousands in gas, all verified trustlessly for a fraction of the cost. What makes Pico different is its modular architecture. A general-purpose core handles any logic while specialized coprocessors accelerate common operations by 10-80x. ▶️Pico Prism is what happens when we push that architecture toward Ethereum's scaling future. The Ethereum Foundation's roadmap calls for real-time block proving so validators verify proofs instead of re-executing every transaction. Pico Prism achieved 99.6% real-time coverage, placing us among the fastest zkVMs in production and directly aligned with Ethereum's ZK-based validation path. ▶️The coprocessors we mentioned can also be understood as standalone products. The ZK Data Coprocessor gives smart contracts memory. Normally, contracts can only see the current block. They can't access historical data without prohibitive costs. The coprocessor retrieves and analyzes blockchain history off-chain, then delivers results with cryptographic proof. This is how DEXes offer volume-based discounts, how protocols run loyalty programs, how reward distributions verify millions of addresses trustlessly. Likewise, our zkML coprocessor handles privacy-preserving machine learning inference, while zkTLS enables verification of data from traditional web sources, bringing off-chain credentials and API responses on-chain with cryptographic guarantees. Notice the pattern? Brevis technology spans real-time Ethereum block proving, sub-second DEX fee calculations, multi-hour batch reward distributions, privacy-preserving ML inference, web2 data verification, and everything in between. These workloads are wildly different. Different latency needs, different hardware, different optimizations. That heterogeneity is exactly why ProverNet exists. ▶️ProverNet is a decentralized marketplace where this diversity of proving capacity meets this diversity of proving needs. Applications submit requests with their exact requirements. Specialized provers compete for jobs they're built to handle. A continuous auction mechanism matches them efficiently. BREV powers this network: payment for proving fees, staking collateral for provers, and governance over protocol parameters. This is why we're also known as the Infinite Compute Layer for Everything. ♾ For the full breakdown, read our Brevis Guide: https://t.co/gIPUjQxqbK