They launched the second season on November 3rd with an investment of approximately $7.5 million. The most strategic and rapidly growing aspect of @brevis_zk is its partnership network. Brevis is not a traditional ZK layer, but a ZK Coprocessor Layer, so it integrates directly into the data processing infrastructure of chains or DApps. This means Brevis is used more as a data verification engine than an app partner. Brevis is currently in production during Proving Grounds Phase 2, with 10 protocols running on real contracts and live data: PancakeSwap, Euler Finance, Usual Money, Linea, OpenEden, Kaito AI, Bedrock, Lista DAO, MetaMask, and Kwenta. We will also likely see integrations on Base, Arbitrum, Mantle, and BTC soon. Brevis aims to power smart contracts on all chains with ZK proofs. This makes it a modular ZK infrastructure, not a ZKVM or L2, but a data coprocessor layer.