the reason ZK proofs feel slow and expensive is that you’re asking CPUs and GPUs, which are everyday chips, to do something they were never designed for. its like trying to dig a hole with a spoon, it works but it takes forever and drains a lot of energy. @cysic_xyz’s ASIC chips change everything instead of one-size-fits-all hardware, you get something designed only for one job: zk proving. how fast? cysic says their chip can do over 1.3 million keccak runs every second, that’s about 100x faster than using a regular chip. it also uses less power and works better for apps that need a lot of processing like DeFi, on-chain gaming, or privacy tools.