Recently, I spent quite a bit of time researching the DECLOUD project, and there are some interesting aspects. What attracts me the most is its core logic — participating in AI training without giving up your data.

The operation is actually very straightforward: data always remains on the protocol participant's own device, eliminating the issue of centralized storage. At the same time, those who contribute computing power and data can directly earn rewards through on-chain incentives, combining privacy protection with economic incentives.

This model breaks the traditional AI training logic of "user data becoming assets of big companies," giving individuals real control over their data. In the context of Web3, this is an interesting exploration.