People use "trustless" constantly. Half of them mean the wrong thing. A quick clear-up 👇 🟠 Does "trustless" mean nothing can be trusted? The reverse. It means you don't have to trust anyone, because you can verify the result yourself. 🟠 Verify it how? With a cryptographic proof. The system shows its work in a form that math can check and nobody can fake. 🟠 So who am I trusting instead? No single party. You rely on the proof, and anyone, anywhere, can run the same check and land on the same answer. 🟠Where does Brevis come in? We take heavy computation off-chain and hand back a proof it ran correctly. The chain verifies the proof, not the company behind it. The short version: trustless moves trust off of people and onto proof. Learn more about Brevis 👇