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(BREV)

Brevis acts as a "brain upgrade" for blockchains by solving the technical bottleneck where smart contracts cannot easily access historical data. As a ZK Coprocessor, it allows apps to trustlessly query and process massive amounts of historical on-chain and cross-chain data using Zero-Knowledge proofs. Unlike a general-purpose Layer 2, Brevis is a specialized compute layer that handles heavy mathematical lifting off-chain for blockchains like Ethereum and Solana. It utilizes the Pico zkVM, a high-performance virtual machine, enabling developers to write complex logic in Rust verified by ZK proofs.

The BREV token serves multiple critical functions within the ecosystem. First, it is used for payment, as developers pay in BREV to generate and verify proofs. Second, it is essential for network security through staking; node operators must stake BREV to participate, ensuring honest behavior via the threat of slashing. Third, it facilitates governance, allowing holders to vote on protocol parameters like auction fees and slashing rates. Finally, BREV is intended to serve as the native gas token for the upcoming dedicated Brevis Rollup, powering the project's "Infinite Compute Layer" vision.

The total supply of BREV is capped at 1 billion tokens. As of early 2026, the circulating supply stands at approximately 250 million tokens, representing 25% of the total. Regarding distribution, the largest portions are allocated to Ecosystem Development (37%) and Community Incentives (28.7%). To ensure long-term stability, tokens allocated to the team and investors typically follow a vesting schedule involving a one-year cliff followed by linear vesting. This structure is designed to support the growth of the network while aligning the interests of all stakeholders.

To claim the BREV airdrop, eligible users must visit the official Brevis claim portal, connect the wallet used during the late December 2025 eligibility window, and sign the required transaction. Eligibility was based on several factors, including active participation in the Brevis testnet and interaction with specific partnered decentralized applications, such as Uniswap or Aave integrations. Additionally, participation in specific exchange-based earn programs was included in the initial distribution criteria. This airdrop served as a primary method for community building following the mainnet launch and token generation event in January 2026.

Brevis leverages significant economic security by operating as an Actively Validated Service (AVS) on EigenLayer. This allows the protocol to borrow the security of restaked ETH, providing a high level of trust for institutional and decentralized users. The project is backed by prominent venture capital firms and industry leaders, including Polychain Capital. It also receives strategic support from major global ecosystem players. This combination of technical ZK-proof verification and shared economic security through EigenLayer positions Brevis as a robust infrastructure component in the Web3 space.

BREV is available for trading on major global cryptocurrency exchanges, including LBank. The token initially launched on the Base network as BREV-BASE. However, the project's roadmap includes a planned migration to its own dedicated ZK-rollup, often referred to as the "coChain," as network activity scales. This migration is part of the broader "Infinite Compute Layer" vision, which aims to create a decentralized network capable of running heavy programs that exceed the computational limits of standard blockchains, providing a scalable and trustless compute environment for the entire Web3 ecosystem.