Why mainnet Is Trending Today?

Succinct (PROVE), a decentralized prover network, saw its token price surge by 34% following its listing on Bitget and the launch of its mainnet. The token reached $1.50 on August 5, marking a significant milestone after the mainnet launch. The project, backed by Paradigm, has gained substantial attention, rallying 150% following its exchange listing. Mantle has integrated the Succinct Prover Network to enable zero-knowledge proofs, further boosting its potential. Despite the bullish momentum, some analysts question whether Succinct can truly prove its listing strength, with a potential accumulation phase hinting at future growth.

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