Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) is not a concept-stage project. The team has already invested $100 million to build a four-layer blockchain network supported by physical hardware. Unlike many projects that depend on future development, ZKP launched with its core infrastructure already in place. Analysts also expect up to $1.7 billion to flow into the presale auction, which supports long-term network growth.
At the heart of ZKP’s design is a system experts describe as a “Supply Black Hole.” This model is based on audited smart contracts and Algorithmic Bonding Curves. To operate the network, users must run physical Proof Pods. These devices require ZKP tokens to be bonded before they can process transactions. Once bonded, the tokens are permanently removed from circulation.
This ongoing removal steadily reduces supply. While the presale auction releases new tokens daily, Proof Pods absorb them just as quickly. Analysts believe this imbalance could make ZKP one of the best cryptos to buy for scarcity-driven growth.
The mechanics behind ZKP are simple but powerful. As more Proof Pods join the network, demand for bonded tokens increases. Because bonded tokens never return to the market, available supply keeps shrinking. Over time, this pushes demand far above circulating supply.