The Ethereum ecosystem is once again making technological progress. Brevis's latest solution in zero-knowledge proof, Pico Prism, has officially been applied to ZK-EVM verification, gaining widespread industry recognition.

What are the core advantages of this solution? Let's look at the numbers—verification efficiency has improved by 3.4 times compared to traditional methods, and hardware costs have been cut in half. For Ethereum node validators, this means the problem of redundant computation finally has a solution, opening new opportunities for network speedup and cost reduction.

Brevis adopts a "off-chain computation + on-chain verification" architecture, where complex calculations are efficiently performed off-chain, and the verification process is moved on-chain, all without relying on third-party intermediaries. So far, the platform has generated over 288 million ZK proofs and served more than 200,000 users. These figures demonstrate the application potential of the technology in real-world scenarios.

Competition in the ZK track is becoming increasingly fierce, but Brevis has established a foothold at the infrastructure level with its dual advantages of verification speed and cost. Moving forward, how these types of technical solutions will further promote Ethereum's scalability ecosystem is worth continuous observation.