If you’ve ever tried working with ZK proofs, you’ll know how messy, expensive, and hardware intensive it can get. That’s where @fermah_xyz comes in. Fermah is a platform that helps projects generate zero-knowledge proofs fast, cheaply, and reliably. You don’t need to worry about the backend complexity. Just call an API, and you’re done. Think of Fermah as the middleman between people who need proofs (like apps and blockchains) and people who generate proofs (using GPUs, FPGAs, etc). It’s like an Uber, but for proving. At its core, Fermah is a universal proving layer. It supports all types of ZK systems: zkEVMs, zkVMs, Groth16, and STARKs, etc . So whether you're building with zkSync, Polygon, or Jolt, @fermah_xyz has your back. But they didn’t stop there. They also introduced something called Confidential Proving Delegation (CPD). A new way to generate proofs privately. No one sees your circuit data, not even the person who proves it. That’s powerful for privacy-focused apps. And yes, fermah recently proved a zkSync block on testnet. That’s a huge step toward real-world adoption. Behind Fermah is a world-class team. Led by Vanishree Rao , a ZK expert with a PhD. in cryptography, and backed by big names like a16z, Celestia, and Aztec. (I stand to be corrected @vanishree_rao on aztec 😅) 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒊𝒔𝒔𝒊𝒐𝒏? To make ZK proving as easy and accessible as sending a tweet. This is just the beginning. Fermah is shaping the future of decentralized proving. If you care about scaling, privacy, or building in the ZK space, you’ll want to keep an eye on them. gfermah 💚