Intent-based execution is becoming the default UX layer across chains.

Users no longer specify paths. They specify outcomes. Everything else is outsourced to routers and solvers competing under the hood.

But the real competition won’t be about speed or aggregation breadth.
It will be about provability.

The winning intent router will be the one that can produce ZK proofs for every execution step:

• the state it evaluated,
• the path it selected,
• the price it secured,
• the slippage it avoided,
• and the net outcome delivered to the user.

This turns execution from a trust-based service into a verifiable artifact, auditable by any smart contract or agent.
It removes dark routing, solver manipulation, and shadow MEV games.
It creates a new settlement truth layer for cross-chain execution.

@brevis_zk is one of the few teams building this infrastructure at the proof level, not the marketing layer.
If intents become the universal interface, ZK-verified routing becomes the moat.