@brevis_zk's Top Three Focuses This Week 🔸 ZK Computing Power Upgrade (zkQueryNet) Brevis's zkQueryNet recently updated, supporting more complex cross-chain state verification. Not only are queries more flexible, but the cost of generating ZK Proofs has also significantly decreased. This means more protocols can implement verifiable cross-chain data logic at a lower cost. 🔸 Deep Integration with Mainstream DeFi Protocols More and more leading protocols are starting to use Brevis as an "external ZK computing layer." PancakeSwap, iZUMi, Thala, and others are already testing/launching applications on Brevis. Whether it's LP incentives, dynamic fees, or cross-chain state verification, these features are beginning to be truly implemented. 🔸 The developer ecosystem is expanding rapidly. Brevis SDK updates are happening faster and faster. We're seeing more developers using it for various purposes in the community: identity verification, on-chain trust, verifiable transaction logic, and even behavioral verification within GameFi. ZK's use cases are increasing rapidly. -- I think Brevis's greatest strength is that they found a truly needed entry point. It's not about proclaiming a privacy revolution, but rather pragmatically solving a pain point: enabling protocols to securely and cost-effectively verify off-chain/cross-chain data. This pragmatic approach is particularly appealing in today's market, because everyone wants to improve UX without sacrificing security, and Brevis... This perfectly fills the computing power gap in the agreement. They seem to be announcing more collaborations in the coming weeks. It feels like there will be quite a few surprises! 👀