In the ZK track, the competitive landscape of leading ecosystem projects is changing rapidly. Watching competitors gradually fade out of sight, Brevis is increasingly becoming one of the few players still actively pushing forward in this niche.

Regarding the subsequent token distribution plan, the industry consensus is that a public fundraising is unlikely. The team prefers to distribute tokens via airdrops directly to the community. This strategy is actually more friendly to participants—ecosystem contributors and early users of the testnet all have the opportunity to receive rewards. In terms of participation thresholds and fairness, this model indeed allows all parties to benefit, making it a relatively balanced solution.