Hey, Bankless Nation, we got some extra weekend content for you here on the Bankless free RSS feed.

On this episode, you're going to hear a compilation from three different guests from three different episodes

that all got released on the Bankless Premium RSS feed.

Uma Roy from Sysinct, Ethereum CoreDev Preston Van Loon, and Defy Dave from Cap Money, a new stablecoin startup that just released a few weeks ago. But you're not going to hear the whole episodes, just five to eight minute sections that we've cut out from each full-length episode, splice them together, just to give you a preview, a taste of what is found on the bankless premium RSS feed. The premium RSS feed is kind of like where I do a lot of my own just personal research. I have the luxury of when I want to learn something about crypto, I can pull in the right guest to ask them whatever it is I want to know. And of course, I record these conversations and I put them on the premium RSS feed. So people on the bankless journey can get the same knowledge that I get when I talk to interesting people doing interesting things in crypto. So if you like what you're about to hear and you want to hear more of it, there is a link in the show notes so you can go and get access to the bankless premium feed where you can hear all of these bonus episodes and, of course, all the normal bankless episodes that you get on the free feed, but you also get them ad free. So let's go here from Uma Roy from succinct, Preston from Ethereum, and Defi Day from Cap, in that order right now. With the, uh, there's a, uh, blog that you guys released. I mean, I want to read a line from the blog saying the succinct Prover network is a decentralized marketplace connecting applications needing proofs with a global network of

provers.

I think this is like a demand side and a supply side.

Who compete on cost and performance, creating the infrastructure backbone that

processes billions of proofs every single day.

Can you talk about that supply and demand side?

So you have the demand side of people who just need proofs, and then you have the supply side of the

people creating the proofs. Who are the people that need proofs? And then how does that actually go

through the succinct network and get actually processed by the supply side? Yeah. So we've talked a lot

about SP1, which is kind of like the core technology that's like the tech platform that enables all

this stuff.

And then there's a succinct network, which is how people actually like use something like

SP1.

So yeah, to talk about who the users are, I would say that right now there's three major

buckets or categories.

One is the ZK rollups and L2s.

So these are people like the optimisms, the bases, the arbitrams of the world.

Vitalik, I don't know if you saw the Vitalik tweet where he was like, guys, ZK needs to be a top priority,

even above stage two. So yeah, basically every rollup will be a ZK rollup. They're huge consumers

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