With Kaito's release, the Twitter timeline was flooded with related projects and homogenized articles. A heart wrenching question: How long has it been since you last followed a new financing project? Share a very hardcore niche project:@ brevis_zk 。 They are working on a ZK full chain data computing and verification platform, which has completed a seed round financing of $7.5 million, led by Binance and Polychain. What Brevis is doing may seem abstract, but it is actually very useful. In human terms, it means giving smart contracts the ability to obtain, calculate, and use full chain data such as Dune, Defilamma, and Nasen. Isn't it very sexy? Just two days ago, Brevis launched the high-performance, modular ZK virtual machine (zkVM) - Pico, which builds zkVM in a modular manner similar to Lego, to help developers optimize performance and user experience to the greatest extent possible. Pico focuses on high performance and claims to be the fastest in the world, running 70% -155% faster than existing solutions (RISC0, SP1, OpenVM). It allows developers to use Rust language to integrate optimized ZK coprocessors on the basis of general-purpose zkVM, and can choose from multiple built-in options or fully customize the backend and virtual machine instances. In summary, Pico provides high-performance zkVM solutions through modular design, while also possessing advantages such as flexibility and scalability. Interested Laotie can verify the following: https://pico-docs.brevis.network/ As for the implementation issue, Brevis' initial product zkCoprocessor has already set a good example and is widely used in DeFi and other fields, providing support for star projects such as Pancake, Quickswap, Frax, Mask Network, etc. We believe that Pico will soon be adopted by the mainstream to build the next generation of dapps supported by zk. Although I don't understand the technology, I can clearly feel that Web3 has developed without any lack of links, but lacks real applications. The emergence of Pico can reduce costs and increase efficiency, which greatly liberates developers and allows them to have more energy to do exploratory things. We look forward to more and more real use cases built on Pico in the future.