Succinct, a decentralized prover network revolutionizing zero-knowledge (ZK) infrastructure, has officially launched its mainnet and native token, PROVE. The launch, which took place on August 5, 2025, marks a major milestone in the evolution of cryptographic verifiability and scalability in the Web3 ecosystem.
Following the mainnet debut, the PROVE token was listed on Bitget, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange. Within 24 hours, the token surged by over 50%, reaching a trading price of $1.50 and generating over $715 million in 24-hour volume.
This strategic listing allows users to engage with PROVE through both trading and staking activities. The token will also be listed on Binance, where it carries a Seed Tag and supports multiple trading pairs, further increasing its visibility and liquidity.
Succinct (PROVE) is trading near $1.2 and analysts note signs of consolidation ahead of a possible surge.
Unlike traditional systems that require complex and costly infrastructure, Succinct simplifies the integration of ZK proofs via a general-purpose zkVM that supports languages like Rust.
Currently, the network supports 35+ protocols, has processed over 5 million proofs, and secures more than $4 billion in value. Notable partners include Polygon, Mantle, Lido, and Celestia.
Succinct’s approach to verifiable computation is drawing comparisons to foundational internet protocols, with CTO John Guibas noting, “Our goal was to make proving infrastructure accessible at internet scale.”
With strong developer traction, dual exchange listings, and a scalable infrastructure model, Succinct is well-positioned to become a core component of blockchain scalability and privacy.
As zero-knowledge proofs move toward mainstream adoption, the PROVE token and its underlying network could be a notable mention in shaping the next era of dApps.
Cover image from ChatGPT, PROVEUSDT chart from Tradingview
