Troia is accelerating real-time proving with $300k in grants.

guests

track EVM implementation diversity for defense-in-depth resilience

critical

diversity status

dominant guest program

revm 76.3 %

revm

76.3 %

zilkworm

23.5 %

evmone

0.1 %

active guests 3 programs

total proofs 196k last 7d

guest diversity, current

share of proofs by guest program (7d)

critical — revm represents 76 % of all proofs

76.3 % revm

revm

76.3 %

zilkworm

23.5 %

evmone

0.1 %

< 50 % healthy

50 - 75 % warning

> 75 % critical

Key insight: No single guest should dominate proof generation. A diverse ecosystem ensures that a bug or vulnerability in one EVM implementation doesn 't compromise the entire proving network.

guest diversity, trend

guest program share of proofs — tracking concentration trends

trend:

↔ stable

revm now: 71.1 %

50 % warning

75 % critical

Key insight: A healthy ecosystem shows converging bands. If the dominant guest 's area shrinks while others grow, we 're building defense-in-depth. Trend is determined by comparing the largest guest 's share over the first vs last 4 weeks — above 75 % is always concentrating.

guests, active


revm	6 / 9 provers	Rust	Tempo	Ethereum L1	MIT
zilkworm	2 / 9 provers	C++	Zilkworm	Ethereum L1	Apache 2.0
evmone	1 / 9 provers	C++	Ipsilon	Ethereum L1	Apache 2.0

guests, inactive


levm	0 / 9 provers	Rust	LambdaClass	Ethereum L1	Apache 2.0
ZKsync OS	0 / 9 provers	Rust	Matter Labs	ZKsync L2	Apache 2.0; MIT