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1.AT. 2.ALLO. 3.BREV
AT Token. #at
AT is one of the newly introduced Launchpool tokens. Like most Launchpool assets, it benefits from early visibility and strong exchange backing.
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Positives:
• Early distribution through Binance increases awareness.
• Users can earn tokens by staking instead of directly buying.
Risks:
• Many new tokens drop in price after listing due to early profit-taking.
• Long-term value depends on real project utility, not hype.
2️⃣ ALLO (Allora) #allo
Allora (ALLO) focuses on combining AI and blockchain technology. AI-based crypto projects are currently popular in the market.
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Benefits:
• Strong narrative around artificial intelligence.
• Binance listing increases liquidity and exposure.
Concerns:
• AI tokens are often highly volatile.
• Price may fluctuate heavily after listing.
BREV (Brevis) #brev
Brevis is focused on zero-knowledge verifiable computation and cross-chain data processing. This is a technical and infrastructure-oriented project.
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Benefits:
• Strong technical foundation.
• If adoption grows, long-term potential exists.
Risks:
• Complex projects take time to gain real adoption.
• Market volatility can impact price significantly.

When it comes to decentralized applications (DApps), smart contracts generally can’t access historical blockchain data or data from other chains without relying on oracles and other trusted intermediaries. Also, performing complex calculations directly on Ethereum or other Layer-1 networks can be relatively expensive.
Brevis aims to solve these scalability and interoperability limitations by introducing a Zero-Knowledge (ZK) Coprocessor. Just as a computer uses a GPU to handle heavy graphics processing alongside the CPU, Brevis sits alongside a blockchain to handle heavy data processing. It allows developers to build data-driven DApps that can utilize arbitrary data across multiple blockchains without having to add new trust assumptions.
How Does Brevis Work?
Brevis operates by separating computation from verification. It moves heavy computational workloads off the main blockchain into a specialized environment, processes the data, and returns a cryptographic proof attesting to the accuracy of the result.
The ZK Coprocessor Model
In the Brevis architecture, the smart contract on the main chain (e.g., Ethereum) requests a specific computation or data query. Brevis processes this request off-chain and generates a Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP). This proof is then submitted back to the smart contract, which can cryptographically verify that the computation was performed correctly without having to re-execute the work itself.
ProverNet
The engine powering this system is ProverNet, a decentralized marketplace of provers. These participants compete to generate proofs for requested computations. The system is currently deployed on the Base blockchain but is designed to migrate to a dedicated Brevis rollup in the future. ProverNet ensures that the generation of proofs is decentralized, secure, and competitively priced.
Key Features
Brevis introduces several architectural innovations designed to expand the capabilities of Web3 applications:
Omnichain data access: The platform allows DApps to access and use on-chain data from different blockchains. This enables use cases such as cross-chain reputation systems, historical liquidity analysis, and multi-chain DeFi logic.Trust-free verification: By relying on ZK proofs, Brevis eliminates the need to trust the off-chain actors. The destination blockchain verifies the mathematical proof rather than trusting the entity that provided the data.High-performance zkVM: Brevis uses the Pico zkVM to enable high-speed proof generation, aiming to make off-chain compute efficient enough for real-time applications.
The BREV Token
The BREV token is the native utility and governance asset of the Brevis ecosystem. It’s designed to align incentives between developers, users, and the provers who secure the network.
Token utility:
Proof fees: Developers and DApps pay fees in BREV to request and verify zero-knowledge proofs within the ProverNet system.Staking and security: Participants operating as provers in the network are required to stake BREV. This stake serves as collateral; if a prover acts maliciously or fails to deliver, their stake can be penalized (slashed), ensuring network integrity.Governance: BREV holders can participate in the governance of the protocol, influencing decisions regarding incentive structures and ecosystem development.Future gas token: While ProverNet initially launched on Base, the roadmap includes a migration to a dedicated Brevis rollup. Upon this migration, BREV is intended to serve as the native gas token for the network.
Tokenomics
Brevis has a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 (1 billion) BREV tokens. The project has emphasized community and ecosystem growth in its allocation strategy.
Token allocation
Ecosystem Growth: 37%Community Incentives: 32.20%Team: 20%Seed Investors: 10.80% 
Brevis on Binance HODLer Airdrops
On January 5, 2026, Binance announced BREV as the 60th project on the Binance HODLer Airdrops. Users who subscribed their BNB to Simple Earn and/or On-Chain Yields products from December 17 to 19 were eligible to receive BREV airdrops. A total of 15 million BREV tokens were allocated to the program, accounting for 1.5% of the total token supply at genesis.
BREV was listed with the Seed Tag applied, allowing for trading against the USDT, USDC, BNB, and TRY pairs.
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