Brevis, as a zero-knowledge collaborative processor, has been quite active recently. The mainnet launch of ProverNet, the activation of BREV staking, and exchange expansions—these series of developments have indeed boosted the project's practicality. Listing on a major exchange and platforms like KiloEx have also significantly improved the token's liquidity and accessibility.

From the overall trend in the infrastructure sector, it is indeed heating up. With the popularization of underlying technology, there is still long-term potential in this field. However, the current trend is somewhat complex.

The technical indicators have issued warning signals. The MACD has fallen below the signal line, and EMA7 is also below EMA25, a combination that usually indicates short-term downward pressure. More concerning is the market liquidity—net outflows in recent hours show clear selling pressure brewing. Coupled with the upcoming token unlock events, this could further increase selling pressure, especially considering BREV has already retraced significantly from its all-time high.

Market opinions on it are also divided. Some are optimistic about its future growth potential, while others believe there is still room for short-term decline. This divergence precisely reflects the project's transitional phase—technology has highlights, but market sentiment is still digesting.