The new approach of the $BREV project is worth paying attention to. Instead of forcing all computations into smart contracts, it's better to handle complex logic off-chain. Operations like historical data scanning, strategy calculation, cross-chain state queries, and even AI inference—putting these directly on the chain is too costly. It either results in skyrocketing gas fees or forces reliance on centralized oracles, which sacrifices decentralization and introduces security risks. Brevis's direction is to perform massive computations off-chain and only verify the results on-chain. This division of labor not only solves performance bottlenecks but also ensures data credibility, finding a balanced approach.
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-10 01:38
The off-chain verification method is indeed clever, saving gas while ensuring data trustworthiness. I really buy into this idea of Brevis.
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-09 18:05
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification, this approach is indeed clever, but the key still depends on a reliable verification mechanism.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 01-09 18:01
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification, this approach is indeed clever. Much better than those on-chain solutions with skyrocketing gas fees.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-09 17:55
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification, this idea is truly brilliant.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 01-09 17:55
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification—this idea is truly brilliant. Finally, someone is seriously considering gas costs.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-09 17:44
Off-chain computation + on-chain verification, this idea is really brilliant, finally someone has grasped the concept.
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BankruptWorker
· 01-09 17:39
Off-chain computation with on-chain verification, this is the right way. Finally, someone has figured it out.
The new approach of the $BREV project is worth paying attention to. Instead of forcing all computations into smart contracts, it's better to handle complex logic off-chain. Operations like historical data scanning, strategy calculation, cross-chain state queries, and even AI inference—putting these directly on the chain is too costly. It either results in skyrocketing gas fees or forces reliance on centralized oracles, which sacrifices decentralization and introduces security risks. Brevis's direction is to perform massive computations off-chain and only verify the results on-chain. This division of labor not only solves performance bottlenecks but also ensures data credibility, finding a balanced approach.