Written by Rahul Dalal A few weeks ago, we announced VEIL, a compiler that adds zero-knowledge to hash-based multilinear proof systems with only ~3% prover overhead. The compiler relies on thirty pages of new cryptographic arguments that have not been peer-reviewed yet. As an additional check, we experimented with Anthropic’
OP Succinct now supports data confidentiality, letting chains keep transaction data private while still settling to Ethereum. Polygon CDK is the first production-ready implementation to use this feature, letting institutions keep customer data private without fragmenting liquidity.
Base is partnering with Succinct to prove $7.4 billion in deposits with zero-knowledge proofs.
VEIL adds zero-knowledge to hash-based proof systems with only a 3% increase in prover time.
Using cryptography to restore authenticity on the internet in the age of AI
Google Quantum AI paper reveals the quantum threat to blockchain is decades closer than expected. Here are four takeaways the industry needs to know.
Google generated a zero-knowledge proof using SP1 to prove the existence of a major quantum breakthrough, without revealing the exploit.
Succinct Labs tested 7 leading AI image detectors using AdversIm, a benchmark of 15,630 images. Simple post-processing broke every one.
SP1 Hypercube is the most advanced, secure, and trusted zkVM in production. Built by the first team to prove Ethereum in real time.
OP Succinct will become a preferred ZK proving solution for OP Stack rollups. As part of this partnership, Optimism's flagship chain, OP Mainnet, will integrate OP Succinct, making it one of the largest rollups to transition to ZK proving.
In 2025, Succinct’s biggest milestones included real-time proving Ethereum, bringing ZK proofs to major rollup stacks like Optimism, Arbitrum, and Polygon, launching the Prover Network and $PROVE, and scaling Ethereum with new ecosystem partners.
