The experience design when interacting on the Miden network is very interesting. Executing transactions locally is like using a phone as a controller to play games, with response speeds that are off the charts. But here's the problem — after the transaction is completed, a super high-definition complete proof video needs to be generated immediately as an on-chain certificate, which is the process of generating a ZK proof. Using mobile Computing Power to handle it? Basically unrealistic, either it lags or it crashes directly.

The bottleneck lies in the computing power. The solution is actually very clear: introduce the concept of cloud rendering farms. Networks like Gateway act in this role, specifically responsible for handling heavy computation tasks. Local quick interaction + on-chain parallel proof generation not only ensures the real-time nature of user experience but also alleviates the resource pressure of ZK proof computation. This architecture allows for a good separation between light clients and heavy computation tasks.