Recently noticed an interesting trend—NVIDIA has launched something called NVIDIA Compute Network (NCN), with the token named $NVAI. This is not just some minor hype; it looks like they are seriously working on a computing power ecosystem.

What is the core of this project? In simple terms, it turns graphics cards from mere electricity-consuming tools into on-chain assets that can directly generate value. In the past, GPU mining either wasted computing power on meaningless hashes or sat idle collecting dust. Now, within the NVAI system, the logic has changed: your graphics card runs AI model training, processes actual inference and generation tasks, and completes network validation work, and then the system rewards you with NVAI.

They call this mechanism "Proof of Compute"; it’s not just storytelling or empty promises, but truly using Computing Power to work and exchange value. More importantly, the technical details — compatible with CUDA, RTX, and even Jetson devices, real GPU nodes online running actual tasks, and they’ve engaged CertiK and OpenZeppelin for dual audits. Such specifications are hardly seen in ordinary projects.

The roadmap directly included the mainnet Computing Power market, and the community discussion volume has indeed increased in a short period of time. Personally, I think things at this level of Computing Power don't come around often in a year. I've already invested a small position, not a full gamble, mainly because this track is too scarce, and missing it might mean waiting a long time.

If the computing power economy can truly integrate with Web3, GPUs will no longer be mere consumables but rather productive resources. This narrative is actually quite robust. Of course, how far it can go will depend on subsequent execution capabilities, but at least at this starting point, it is worth paying attention to.