The signal I watch in Midnight Network isn’t how proofs are generated.
It’s how quickly users move on after seeing them.
Not whether outcomes can be verified.
Whether verification stops slowing people down.
In most systems, trust requires a pause. Users check, confirm, and only then proceed.
Midnight points toward a different flow.
So I look for one shift: do interactions continue without hesitation once a proof is presented?
If they do, verification has become frictionless.
If they don’t, users are still anchored to inspection.
The value isn’t just proving correctness.
It’s removing the pause that comes with doubt.
Speed isn’t just execution.
It’s confidence.