Succinct (PROVE) USD Price

Succinct Price Data

Succinct (PROVE) currently has a price of $0.47 and is up 3.23% over the last 24 hours. The cryptocurrency is ranked 446 with a market cap of $91.5M. Over the last 24 hours, it saw $14.9M of trading volume. The token has a circulating supply of 195M tokens out of a total supply of 1B tokens.

The Succinct Prover Network is built to become a foundational infrastructure layer for zero-knowledge proof generation, enabling developers, protocols and enterprises to access verifiable computation at scale via a decentralised marketplace. Rather than requiring deep cryptographic expertise or bespoke circuits, the network’s design—centered around its SP1 zkVM—allows agents to submit proof-requests for arbitrary deterministic programs and have a global network of provers compete to generate proofs, deepening accessibility and driving cost efficiency.

At the heart of this infrastructure is the PROVE token, an ERC-20 payment and governance instrument that fuels the marketplace: requesters pay provers in PROVE for proof generation, provers stake PROVE to become eligible for jobs (with potential slashing for faults), and token-holders may delegate or participate in governance, aligning economic incentives across participants. 

Succinct’s architecture emphasises openness and performance: by abstracting a zk-virtual-machine layer, the protocol enables proof generation in widely-used programming languages like Rust (via SP1) rather than forcing developers into cryptography-centric DSLs. This enables use cases ranging from L2 rollups and bridging systems to AI-verification, identity systems and off-chain compute verification — in short, applications that demand verifiable integrity without revealing their inner logic. 

Since launching mainnet, the network claims to have processed millions of proofs and onboarded dozens of protocols across major chains. The tokenomics emphasizes scalability: as proof-volume grows, the demand for PROVE rises, staking yields scale (for provers and delegators), and governance participation becomes more meaningful as the network’s economic flywheel begins to spin. 

That said, the project remains in early-stage phase, and prospective participants should recognise the associated risks: the ability to attract and sustain high-volume proof-work, the competitive pressure across prover networks, regulatory dynamics around decentralised compute + cryptography, and token-market risks including adoption, governance dilution and long-term value capture.

In summary, PROVE represents the economic core of a mission to democratise zero-knowledge proofs—transforming them from niche cryptographic tools into commercially-viable primitives for blockchain, AI and beyond. For developers and investors who believe that verifiable computation is a key pillar of future infrastructure, the Succinct ecosystem offers a compelling on-ramp — but it remains a bold frontier rather than a mature footing.