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The core business logic of Cysic is ComputeFi (computational finance). The project aims to address the significant computing power bottleneck in zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) and AI inference by transforming high-performance computing capabilities from expensive fixed assets into programmable, verifiable, and tradable on-chain assets through self-developed hardware (GPU acceleration solutions and dedicated ASIC chips), decentralized networks, and innovative financial products.

From the CPU mining at the birth of Bitcoin in 2009 to the current dominance of ASIC miners, the evolution of mining hardware has not only witnessed the rapid development of the cryptocurrency industry but has also profoundly changed the rules of the "digital gold rush."

SuperScalar, a leading computing acceleration company based in Singapore, recently launched two new products, the K10 and K11 Miner, specifically designed to accelerate the Aleo project. Aleo is a leading privacy protection project in the L1 blockchain space.

Paradigm: Zero-knowledge proofs are important but inefficient. How can we accelerate them through hardware?