Recently, a zero-knowledge proof application Brevis logged into a major exchange. As one of the first technical infrastructure projects launched at the beginning of the year, it has attracted considerable attention. The zkEVM solution behind this project has been a focus of industry attention—previously, core developers in the Ethereum ecosystem have publicly discussed its value multiple times. Ultimately, zkEVM and PeerDAS are the key pieces to solving the blockchain trilemma. The former compresses transaction data through zero-knowledge proofs, while the latter optimizes data availability. Their technical routes are highly aligned with Ethereum's long-term development direction. From scalability, security, to decentralization, whether this type of infrastructure innovation can truly be implemented will be answered by market performance.