This year, the AI community has indeed focused on doing real things. Looking back at last year's projects, they were full of future plans and grand blueprints, but none of them were actually implemented. Now, the trend has clearly shifted—from virtual to real—focusing on infrastructure like computing power and energy.



The most interesting change is that these traditionally high-threshold resources are now accessible to ordinary people through blockchain technology. No longer monopolized by large institutions, retail investors can also get a share. This is a qualitative leap for the entire ecosystem.

Tokenization of computing power and energy is one of the most practical integrations of AI and Web3. It’s worth paying attention to the progress of projects in this direction.
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 01-13 12:21
The projects that were hyped last year are basically silent now. This time, the computing power energy sector actually has some substance. Retail investors participating in this, I think, depends on how it's played; hopefully it doesn't turn into another scheme to harvest profits. Tokenizing computing power sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be another hype-driven scheme.
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NFTFreezervip
· 01-13 12:20
Last year's air projects were really outrageous. Now finally someone is doing real work. Tokenization of computing power definitely has potential, but we need to watch out for new schemes to trap retail investors. It's good that retail investors can participate, but I'm worried it might just be another game of preemptive positioning. Is this direction reliable? Are there any projects that have actually been successfully implemented? The barrier to entry in the energy sector is indeed high. Can blockchain truly lower the threshold, or is it just talk? The idea of moving from virtual to real sounds promising, but whether it can actually be realized is another matter.
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zkProofInThePuddingvip
· 01-13 12:14
Well said. The PPT projects from last year indeed should have cooled off. Now someone is finally doing real work. Retail investors can share a piece of the pie? That's what I want to see. Don't always get cut by institutions. I've always been optimistic about the tokenization of computing power, but you need to find the right projects. Otherwise, it will just be a mess. How many truly practical ones will there be? It still depends on subsequent actions.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-13 12:11
Where are those Bitcoin artists from last year now? It's really a face-slapping moment. Tokenization of computing power sounds good, but whether retail investors can really benefit is still a question. Finally, someone is doing real work, much better than just bragging all day. In the energy sector, it feels like real gold and silver; computing power is easy to fake. I am optimistic about this direction, but beware of another round of cutting leeks. Participation of ordinary people? I'm more concerned about how low the threshold is and how deep the water runs. The project teams that were confident last year, why are they all silent now? Tokenization infrastructure is indeed a viable idea.
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 01-13 12:04
Last year's pile of projects were really awkward, even PPT heroes should reflect on themselves. Tokenizing computing power is still somewhat interesting, but how many can actually be implemented? Retail investors are probably about to be cut again haha. Computing power and energy are definitely worth paying attention to, but don't be fooled by those concepts. Real projects have already been working quietly, just worried about another wave of illusions. However, democratizing this kind of infrastructure is indeed much better than last year. By the way, how will energy tokenization be implemented? The details are where the devil lies. I'm optimistic about this direction, but the risks are also very high, everyone be careful not to be impulsive.
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