Everyone said $ETH . I started thinking about $FLT from @Fluence
I saw an interesting question recently: if $BTC suddenly disappeared, which asset could take its place?
The answers were mostly ETH and other established crypto names.
I started thinking about a different angle: what if the next important narrative isn't just another financial asset, but the infrastructure powering the next wave of technology?
AI is already creating massive demand for compute. Models, agents, and applications all need computing resources to operate.
That’s why $FLT has been interesting to watch.
@Fluence is working toward decentralized compute, and as Evgeny Ponomarev discussed in a recent AMA, the bigger vision is to create an alternative to increasingly centralized cloud infrastructure, with AI being an important starting point.
$BTC represents a major chapter in decentralized finance.
Could decentralized compute become an equally important piece of the next chapter of Web3?
I saw an interesting question recently: if $BTC suddenly disappeared, which asset could take its place?
The answers were mostly ETH and other established crypto names.
I started thinking about a different angle: what if the next important narrative isn't just another financial asset, but the infrastructure powering the next wave of technology?
AI is already creating massive demand for compute. Models, agents, and applications all need computing resources to operate.
That’s why $FLT has been interesting to watch.
@Fluence is working toward decentralized compute, and as Evgeny Ponomarev discussed in a recent AMA, the bigger vision is to create an alternative to increasingly centralized cloud infrastructure, with AI being an important starting point.
$BTC represents a major chapter in decentralized finance.
Could decentralized compute become an equally important piece of the next chapter of Web3?
