Token · PROVE · Rank #569
Owning PROVE: Uses, Storage and Risks
PROVE is used in Succinct’s zero-knowledge proof network, including payments to proof providers and staking. Here’s what holders should know about supported chains, supply and the risks of holding or staking it.
Market data
PROVE market data
- Market cap
- $35.0M
- Rank #569
- Fully diluted value
- $179M
- Volume (24h)
- $4.39M
- Change 7d / 30d
- −14.7% / −10.2%
- Change 1y
- −70.8%
- Circulating supply
- 195M
- Total / max supply
- 1B / 1B
- All-time high
- $1.71
- Aug 11, 2025
- All-time low
- $0.1428
- Aug 14, 2026
## What is PROVE used for?
What is PROVE used for?
PROVE is the token associated with Succinct’s network for generating zero-knowledge proofs. The network is intended to connect applications that need proofs with people or services that produce them. PROVE is used to pay proof providers and can be staked in connection with provers.
That makes PROVE an infrastructure token, not simply a general-purpose payment coin. Its potential use depends on whether applications need the network’s proofs and whether provers and users actually use the system. A token’s stated role does not guarantee demand, rewards or income.
Before you stake, check the current terms directly with Succinct: which prover you are backing, how rewards are calculated, whether there is a lockup or unstaking delay, and what happens if a prover fails. Succinct does not publish a full fee schedule or detailed staking terms. Treat any advertised return as variable, and don’t stake tokens you may need to access quickly.
## Which chains and wallets support PROVE?
Which chains and wallets support PROVE?
PROVE is issued on Ethereum and BNB Chain. It is not listed as the native token of either chain; the network’s gas fees are generally paid in the chain’s own gas token, not PROVE. Before transferring, confirm that the wallet and destination platform support PROVE on the same network you plan to use.
A self-custody wallet that supports the relevant network and token standard may be able to hold the token. Some wallets may not display it automatically, so you may need to add it as a custom token. Use Succinct’s official channels to verify the contract address for the network. A matching ticker or token name is not proof that a token is genuine.
Test a new address or platform with a small transfer if practical. Sending PROVE on the wrong network, or to an address that cannot receive it, can lead to funds being lost or difficult to recover. Exchange support and withdrawal networks can change, so check the deposit and withdrawal screen before moving tokens.
## How much PROVE exists?
How much PROVE exists?
As of 2026-11-08, PROVE has a circulating supply of 195 million tokens, with a total supply of 1 billion and a maximum supply of 1 billion. That means about 19.5% of the maximum supply is circulating. The figures are a snapshot and may change as tokens enter circulation.
A fixed maximum does not mean all tokens are available to trade today. Check Succinct’s token allocation and release information before relying on assumptions about future supply. The facts here do not establish a detailed unlock schedule, so don’t infer when or how quickly the remaining tokens will circulate.
If you are comparing market-cap figures, remember that market capitalization uses circulating supply, while fully diluted valuation estimates the value if the maximum supply were counted at the current price. Neither figure tells you what you could sell your holdings for: actual execution depends on market liquidity, and both measures move with the token price.
## What should you check before storing or staking it?
What should you check before storing or staking it?
For self-custody, protect the wallet’s recovery phrase offline, never share it, and keep it separate from your device. Use a hardware wallet for larger holdings if it supports PROVE on your chosen network. Double-check the network and recipient address before signing a transfer; a blockchain transaction is generally difficult to reverse.
Staking adds risks beyond ordinary holding. You may face lockups, delayed withdrawals, changing rewards, smart-contract vulnerabilities or losses tied to the prover you select. Confirm the contract and staking conditions before approving a transaction, and be wary of unsolicited messages asking you to connect a wallet or “claim” rewards.
PROVE is also exposed to market risk. Its value can fall sharply, and the token’s use does not guarantee a stable price or a market for your holdings. As of 2026-11-08, its price was about $0.18 and its one-year change was about -71%. These are historical figures, not a forecast. Only commit funds you can afford to lose.
By the numbers
Succinct in numbers
Succinct (PROVE) is ranked #569 by market capitalisation, with a market cap of about $35.0M and a price of $0.1794 as of Nov 8, 2026. Its fully diluted valuation is $179M, so roughly 20% of the eventual supply is in circulation today; tokens still to be released could add selling pressure.
The price was down 14.7% over 7 days, down 10.2% over 30 days, down 70.8% over the past year. It trades about 90% below its all-time high of $1.71, set on Aug 11, 2025.
About 195M PROVE are in circulation out of a maximum supply of 1B (20% issued).
24-hour trading volume was about $4.39M, or 13% of its market cap: high turnover.
PROVE has token contracts on 2 chains we track, including Ethereum, BNB Chain. Always check the contract address before buying or bridging: copycat tokens often reuse a well-known name and ticker.
CoinGecko groups PROVE under Infrastructure tokens, Zero-knowledge (ZK) tokens.
Where it runs
PROVE chains and contract addresses
Contract addresses as listed by CoinGecko. Verify them on the project's own channels before sending funds.
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PROVE FAQs
What network is PROVE on?
PROVE is issued on Ethereum and BNB Chain. Confirm the network and token contract before depositing or transferring, since the same token name can be used by unrelated tokens.
What is the maximum supply of PROVE?
PROVE has a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens. As of 2026-11-08, 195 million were circulating; circulating supply can change over time.
Can you stake PROVE?
Succinct’s network uses PROVE to pay proof providers, and the token can be staked in connection with provers. Check current staking terms, lockups and fees before committing tokens.
What wallet can hold PROVE?
A self-custody wallet that supports Ethereum or BNB Chain may be able to hold PROVE. Verify the official contract address and make sure your wallet and destination support the same network before transferring.
What are the risks of holding PROVE?
The main risks include price volatility, changes in token supply, smart-contract or wallet security issues, and the possibility of loss or withdrawal delays when staking. Staking rewards are not guaranteed.
What is the market cap of Succinct?
As of Nov 8, 2026, Succinct had a market cap of about $35.0M, ranking #569 among cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation. Market cap is price multiplied by circulating supply, so it moves with the price.
What is the all-time high of PROVE?
Succinct's all-time high is $1.71, reached on Aug 11, 2025. Its all-time low is $0.1428 (Aug 14, 2026). Past prices say nothing about future returns.
What is the circulating supply of PROVE?
As of Nov 8, 2026, about 195M PROVE were in circulation, against a maximum supply of 1B.
Which blockchains is PROVE on?
It has token contracts on Ethereum, BNB Chain.