Lately, I have been paying more attention to why certain tokens are trending, not just the price action. Web3 is shifting from speculation to infrastructure they are about building the actual rails for decentralized systems. What stands out to me with $FLT is how closely it’s tied to real-world utility. @Fluence Network is not trying to be another shiny product layer, it is focused on decentralized compute basically the missing piece for running serious workloads (AI, data, backend services) without relying entirely on Big Tech clouds. When you look at: $TFUEL : decentralized video and content infra $GRASS : decentralized data and bandwidth $HOT : decentralized coordination and networking $FLT: decentralized compute You start to see the pattern: DePIN is quietly becoming the backbone of Web3. Each of these tackles a different layer, but together they point to a future where real infrastructure is owned, operated, and incentivized by networks instead of centralized providers. Fluence fits neatly into that bigger picture. If Web3 wants to support AI agents, data-heavy apps, and real users at scale, decentralized compute is not optional it is foundational. Not financial advice, just an observation the narrative is moving from “what can we build?” to “what can actually run in production?” And that’s where these tokens start to matter. #Web3 #DePIN
90% of builders don't know that @Fluence is the decentralized compute that removes centralized choke points and lets people centric network without relying on e few servers.