What if the most valuable resource in Web3 isn’t tokens, but computing power?
We're used to evaluating projects based on TVL, users, and network activity. But without computing resources, no application can scale.
That’s exactly why I’m interested in FLT (Fluence).
The project is focused on decentralized computing, turning compute into an open resource accessible to the entire ecosystem - not just the major cloud players.
Perhaps in the next cycle of Web3, it won't just be data and liquidity that are valued, but also access to computing power.
We're used to evaluating projects based on TVL, users, and network activity. But without computing resources, no application can scale.
That’s exactly why I’m interested in FLT (Fluence).
The project is focused on decentralized computing, turning compute into an open resource accessible to the entire ecosystem - not just the major cloud players.
Perhaps in the next cycle of Web3, it won't just be data and liquidity that are valued, but also access to computing power.