One question we get a lot: Does Brevis only work on Ethereum? The answer is no. Brevis is chain-agnostic, and our integration with @TacBuild is a good example of what that looks like in practice. TAC is an EVM Layer 1 built specifically for Telegram. It connects Ethereum dApps with Telegram's user base without requiring bridges, extra wallets, or wrapped assets. When they launched mainnet, Brevis was there from day one. What we brought to TAC: ZK Data Coprocessor for verifying historical on-chain activity like trading history, balances, and protocol states across any block range. Pico zkVM for running complex off-chain computations and bringing results on-chain with ZK proofs. Incentra campaigns such as @UsualMoney rewarding USD0++ holders and liquidity providers through trustless, verifiable distribution. Same infrastructure, different chain. Developers integrate through a single SDK with unified verifier contracts. Users get the same guarantees: fair rewards, verifiable computation, gas-efficient execution. This is what separates Brevis from other ZK projects. While many teams are in test phases or focused on narrow use cases, we're live in production across dozens of integrations on Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Base, Linea, TAC, and more. Brevis is the verifiable compute infrastructure that actually ships, wherever builders need it.