At the 20k mark, there's still significant upside ahead for compute-focused tokens.

$DECLOUD is basically letting you monetize raw compute power—your hardware specs become income streams. Think about it: your machines are sitting there processing data anyway, why not get paid for it?

The model isn't entirely new though. $KLED already proved people would contribute personal assets (photo data) for rewards while training AI models. But the compute angle goes deeper—instead of just data, you're contributing actual processing capacity to distributed networks building out infrastructure.

The magic happens when you look at how these DePIN plays work: split the computational load across thousands of nodes, each participant earns tokens proportional to their contribution. It's not some abstract yield farming mechanic—there's actual resource utilization backing the tokenomics.

More nodes joining = stronger network = better economics. That's why early positions in these infrastructure tokens could have real legs.