Trust the math, not the middleman.
hemiProve, Hemi's decentralized ZK proving network, is coming in beta.
Built for the $1 billion proving market.
Running computation onchain is costly and slow, since networks limit how much can run at once.
Heavy work can run offchain instead, but then it needs to be verified. Otherwise, everyone is just trusting whoever ran it.
That's where ZK proofs come in.
A ZK proof is a cryptographic receipt showing a computation was done correctly. Anyone can check it almost instantly without redoing the work.
Heavy computation runs offchain. Results stay verified onchain.
hemiProve is the market for that work.
A requester posts a job: what to prove, what a valid result looks like, and what they'll pay. The offer rises until a prover claims it. The prover computes the proof, submits it onchain, and gets paid.
Most proving networks are locked into one system, need pricey hardware, and depend on a single point of failure.
hemiProve works with many systems, runs on regular gaming computers, and cuts out the middleman.
Got a GPU? Get paid.
The ZKMiner runs on NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPUs on Windows and Linux, with macOS support coming. It picks jobs the hardware can handle, proves them, and submits them onchain.
Builders: if it's too heavy to run onchain, prove it instead.
hemiProve lets apps run their most advanced logic offchain and settle a verified result onchain. Smart contracts can even request proofs on their own.
For Hemi, proofs mean stronger security, faster settlement, and room to scale.
hemiProve will power ZK settlement for Hemi's Ethereum Tunnel first, then hBitVM for the Bitcoin Tunnel.
We built hemiProve for ourselves, so anyone can use it.
The beta goes live next soon. Read the full announcement: https://hemi.xyz/blog/hemiprove-your-gpu-meets-the-1-billion-proving-market
hemiProve, Hemi's decentralized ZK proving network, is coming in beta.
Built for the $1 billion proving market.
Running computation onchain is costly and slow, since networks limit how much can run at once.
Heavy work can run offchain instead, but then it needs to be verified. Otherwise, everyone is just trusting whoever ran it.
That's where ZK proofs come in.
A ZK proof is a cryptographic receipt showing a computation was done correctly. Anyone can check it almost instantly without redoing the work.
Heavy computation runs offchain. Results stay verified onchain.
hemiProve is the market for that work.
A requester posts a job: what to prove, what a valid result looks like, and what they'll pay. The offer rises until a prover claims it. The prover computes the proof, submits it onchain, and gets paid.
Most proving networks are locked into one system, need pricey hardware, and depend on a single point of failure.
hemiProve works with many systems, runs on regular gaming computers, and cuts out the middleman.
Got a GPU? Get paid.
The ZKMiner runs on NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPUs on Windows and Linux, with macOS support coming. It picks jobs the hardware can handle, proves them, and submits them onchain.
Builders: if it's too heavy to run onchain, prove it instead.
hemiProve lets apps run their most advanced logic offchain and settle a verified result onchain. Smart contracts can even request proofs on their own.
For Hemi, proofs mean stronger security, faster settlement, and room to scale.
hemiProve will power ZK settlement for Hemi's Ethereum Tunnel first, then hBitVM for the Bitcoin Tunnel.
We built hemiProve for ourselves, so anyone can use it.
The beta goes live next soon. Read the full announcement: https://hemi.xyz/blog/hemiprove-your-gpu-meets-the-1-billion-proving-market
