Brevis ProverNet mainnet is now live, airdrop is now available for claiming
Foresight News reported that Brevis announced the launch of the ProverNet mainnet, with the BREV payment function now activated. The staking function is also live. Provers can lock BREV to qualify for task assignments, while token holders can stake tokens to professional provers to receive a share of the fees from provers. Staking operations are conducted on Base, and Celer cBridge provides cross-chain bridging support. Every proof task, verification, and settlement on ProverNet is now settled in BREV instead of USDC. The airdrop is now open for claiming. According to current market data, BREV has a market capitalization of $27.14 million.
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