Brevis is an intelligent platform focused on zero-knowledge proof computation that has recently gained significant attention. The project team announced a total token supply of 1 billion, with an initial circulation of 250 million. It is understood that the project is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2026, and a compliant platform has already included it in its listing plans.

From the funding perspective, things look promising—leading exchanges and Polychain are leading the investment, with a round totaling $7 million. The founding team also has a solid background, having previously started ventures in the blockchain space.

But frankly, this track is now quite crowded. The exploration of zero-knowledge proof applications is still in its early stages, and the market's demand and capacity for such projects remain uncertain. Projects with similar directions have emerged in clusters over the past two years, making competition fierce. Whether they can break through in the future depends on real progress in technology and application implementation. A successful funding round doesn't necessarily mean long-term optimism; it's also crucial to consider whether the market truly needs so many similar competitors.