The most magical scene in the crypto world recently:

Institutions are discussing AI narratives while retail investors are focusing on node sales.
Some people say: "Nodes are all tricks."

But after I looked at @cysic_xyz, I found that this time it was a bit different.
Their Digital Compute Cube is really running real computing power tasks,
Bind GPU/ASIC performance and also participate in ZK network verification.
This is not "buying air", but "buying computing power tickets."

The city conqueror thinks:
The era in which retail investors can participate in the underlying computing power network has just begun.

In the past few days, I have noticed on Twitter that more and more ZK projects are starting to promote "Proof-as-a-Service."

The city builders looked around, and most are still stuck on "selling concepts"; those with real computing power, chips, and node networks are almost exclusively @cysic_xyz.

The key to Cysic is not in selling nodes, but in completely commercializing the "ZK proof generation".
The project party no longer needs to burn graphics cards for proof themselves, but can directly utilize the Cysic network to complete calculations and pay per task.

This is actually the prototype of "ZK version of AWS."

The engineer believes that this step is far more significant than the mainnet launch.
Because it transforms ZK from a self-entertaining technology into infrastructure that can be called upon by any developer.

In the future, AI, Rollup, bridges, and DePIN can all connect to this layer of "computing power as a service" whenever verifiable computation is required.

In summary:
Don't just focus on the price of Cube; the real value lies in the fact that Cysic is turning "ZK computing power" into a billable business.

#Cysic #ZK #ComputeFi #DePIN