Succinct Labs has launched its decentralized Prover Network on mainnet, introducing the native PROVE token to support payments and network security. The network, powered by the SP1 zkVM, serves as a marketplace connecting proof requesters, providers, and stakers on-chain, and is already supporting over 1,700 programs and 35 protocols across major blockchains including Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin. The total supply of PROVE is 1 billion tokens, with an initial circulating supply of 195 million tokens, including allocations for airdrops and the foundation. PROVE was listed on Binance Spot and Binance Alpha on August 5, 2025, with trading pairs against USDT, USDC, BNB, FDUSD, and TRY. Binance launched multiple promotions around PROVE, including a 2 million PROVE prize pool trading challenge. PROVE has also been listed on other major exchanges such as Coinbase, Upbit, and Bithumb, with Upbit listing coinciding with a price surge of over 30%. The fully diluted valuation of PROVE is approximately $1.3 billion. Since the mainnet launch, the network has processed 13,800 zero-knowledge proofs across 10 protocols, and PROVE token stakers have started earning rewards, with 2,233 PROVE distributed so far. Notably, a wallet accumulated 2 million PROVE tokens at an average price of $1 and has since staked all tokens, benefiting from a price increase to $1.5, yielding an unrealized gain of $873,000. The launch has drawn support from blockchain projects like Polygon and Optimism, highlighting the network's role in advancing zero-knowledge proof technology and cross-chain interoperability.