Recently, the three major internet celebrities have been banned one after another: Lan Zhanfei, Zhang Xuefeng, and Hu Chenfeng. I still love watching Lan Zhanfei's videos, but the online conclusion for the ban is that he "promotes materialism and distorted values". It seems he doesn't really have distorted values, right? He just proposed the idea of lying flat? I don't understand, I really don't. Speaking of the recent @ZKVProtocol, the prophet hasn't been lying flat; there's a countdown of 3 days left to push up the rankings. In simple terms, zkVerify has done one thing👇 It has extracted the verification process of ZK proofs from various applications and created a cross-chain, modular public network. This means that whether you are using Groth16, STARK, or Plonky2, it can almost connect to all of them, and the verification cost is said to be reduced by over 90%. In the past, verifying a ZK proof on Ethereum could easily cost two to three hundred thousand gas; now, zkVerify uses a native verifier written in Rust, maximizing efficiency and directly cutting costs. Moreover, it is also a cross-chain all-rounder, supporting ApeChain, Arbitrum, Ankr, and Phala, and can even seamlessly bridge Web2 and Web3 data, whether it's for privacy transactions, anti-cheat in blockchain games, or AI result verification, it can get involved. So how can we participate now? ① ② Complete some galaxy tasks to earn points; the mainnet goes live on October 1st. ③ Follow @ZKVProtocol on Twitter, retweet and like tweets with #zkVerify, and give a star on GitHub to double your points. In the last two days, let's all work hard together so we don't miss out on @ZKVProtocol.