I was still complaining, "Every time I exchange coins on-chain, the gas fees alone could buy a takeout meal." Then I saw a piece of news today that shut me down. It turns out @brevis_zk has been selected by the Uniswap Foundation for a massive grant. Simply put, aggregators like 1inch and Matcha, who route transactions through Uniswap v4, will receive up to $9 million in "cashback subsidies"! The key point is—this subsidy isn't just a slogan or candy, but a real-world implementation using ZK zero-knowledge proofs. Previously, no one could be sure whether the gas costs we spent were accurately calculated. Brevis does something clever: It calculates the gas cost of each transaction off-chain and uses ZK proofs to guarantee 100% accuracy. Aggregators submit this proof to the chain, and the Uniswap system automatically issues the cashback. The entire process is fully automated and trustless. In other words, Brevis has gone from being a "behind-the-scenes tech" working on underlying computing power proofs to a "cashback plugin developer" directly involved in Uniswap v4. I heard this integration will be launched in Season 2, and the tasks there may be testing or experiencing this "trust-minimized gas cashback system." It's quite interesting to think about it— In the past, people rushed to trade on-chain, and the more they traded, the more they lost money. In the future, the opposite may be true: every time you click on a swap, not only will you not lose gas, you'll actually get your money back.