I recently came across an interesting project—NVIDIA Compute Network, with the token $NVAI.

Honestly, when I first looked into its materials, my initial reaction wasn't "yet another crypto pump-and-dump project," but rather that it seemed more like a publicly debated computational resource scheduling scheme.

The problems it aims to solve are quite specific. How can GPU graphics cards be effectively scheduled? How can AI training, inference, and generation tasks be verified on-chain? How should workload be settled and distributed? All these questions point to the same core—how to map actual computational contributions onto the blockchain.

Unlike traditional mining, here the graphics cards are not running hash collisions but directly executing specific AI tasks. Users are rewarded based on their actual computational contributions. This logic is called Proof of Compute. It sounds like there’s some real substance to this idea.

Interestingly, projects like this tend to share a common trait—the pre-sale window is usually very short, giving little time for everyone to research and make decisions gradually.

I won't give investment advice or try to influence opinions; I just think it’s worth spending some time before the window closes to understand what this project is really doing and whether its technical logic holds up. Even if I don’t participate in the end, at least I’ll have a clear understanding of this direction.