[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  DOLAK1NG [@DOLAK1NG](/creator/twitter/DOLAK1NG) on x 15.8K followers Created: 2025-07-21 11:01:40 UTC Rollups aren’t the final destination for ZK. They’re just the opening act. Succinct is building something far more expansive: → A ZK Coprocessor that works across all blockchains, L1s, L2s, appchains, alt-VMs. Why does this matter? Because for all the hype around ZK-rollups, the biggest potential of zero-knowledge proofs isn’t scaling, it’s provability. Think of SP1 as the engine. The ZK Coprocessor is the car. Together, they form a proving system that allows any chain or protocol to outsource offchain computation and verify it trustlessly. You could: Run complex logic offchain (like light clients, fraud proofs, or ML inference) Prove it on SP1 Verify it natively onchain with zero trust assumptions No more relying on multisigs. No more opaque bridges. No more blind spots in trust. So how does it actually work? @SuccinctLabs built an SDK that lets devs write in Rust, compile to SP1, and ship a full ZK program for use onchain. They’ve already integrated with: • Solana • Ethereum • Bitcoin • Cosmos • Polkadot • EigenLayer • Celestia This is the foundation for cross-chain provability, and it’s live. What makes this even bigger? Unlike other zkVMs, SP1 is self-proving. Which means it can: • Prove itself recursively • Verify proofs inside itself • And become the base layer for generalized provability Recursive proving + coprocessor model = modular ZK infra for the entire industry. Succinct isn’t trying to compete with rollups. They’re building the proving layer beneath them all. And that changes everything. Tagging Gigachads that might be intrested in this 👇 - @SamuelXeus - @TheDeFISaint - @hmalviya9 - @poopmandefi - @ayyeandy - @DigiTektrades - @zerokn0wledge_ - @LadyofCrypto1 - @milesdeutscher - @1CryptoMama - @Deebs_DeFi - @RubiksWeb3hub - @stacy_muur - @TheDeFinvestor - @splinter0n - @izu_crypt - @belizardd - @eli5_defi - @the_smart_ape - @ViktorDefi - @cryppinfluence - @CryptoGirlNova - @Haylesdefi - @DeRonin_ - @0xAndrewMoh - @defiinfant - @DeFiMinty - @Louround_ - @0xSalazar - @crypthoem - @CryptoShiro_  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [all the](/topic/all-the) [succinct](/topic/succinct) [zk](/topic/zk) [final destination](/topic/final-destination) [zksync](/topic/zksync) [coins zk](/topic/coins-zk) [coins layer 2](/topic/coins-layer-2) [Post Link](https://x.com/DOLAK1NG/status/1947250619405705307)
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DOLAK1NG @DOLAK1NG on x 15.8K followers
Created: 2025-07-21 11:01:40 UTC
Rollups aren’t the final destination for ZK. They’re just the opening act.
Succinct is building something far more expansive:
→ A ZK Coprocessor that works across all blockchains, L1s, L2s, appchains, alt-VMs.
Why does this matter?
Because for all the hype around ZK-rollups, the biggest potential of zero-knowledge proofs isn’t scaling, it’s provability.
Think of SP1 as the engine. The ZK Coprocessor is the car.
Together, they form a proving system that allows any chain or protocol to outsource offchain computation and verify it trustlessly.
You could:
Run complex logic offchain (like light clients, fraud proofs, or ML inference)
Prove it on SP1
Verify it natively onchain with zero trust assumptions
No more relying on multisigs. No more opaque bridges. No more blind spots in trust.
So how does it actually work?
@SuccinctLabs built an SDK that lets devs write in Rust, compile to SP1, and ship a full ZK program for use onchain.
They’ve already integrated with:
• Solana • Ethereum • Bitcoin • Cosmos • Polkadot • EigenLayer • Celestia
This is the foundation for cross-chain provability, and it’s live.
What makes this even bigger?
Unlike other zkVMs, SP1 is self-proving.
Which means it can:
• Prove itself recursively • Verify proofs inside itself • And become the base layer for generalized provability
Recursive proving + coprocessor model = modular ZK infra for the entire industry.
Succinct isn’t trying to compete with rollups.
They’re building the proving layer beneath them all.
And that changes everything.
Tagging Gigachads that might be intrested in this 👇
XXXXX engagements
Related Topics all the succinct zk final destination zksync coins zk coins layer 2
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