⚠️ There's a project that has recently started a presale, the $NVAI token, with only 3 hours left on the window.
At first, I thought it was just an ordinary AI concept hype project, but the more I looked into it, the more interesting it became. Because if it was really just for hype, there would be no need to tighten the sales cycle so much.
The project is called NVIDIA Compute Network, abbreviated as NCN.
What’s most eye-catching isn’t the token itself, but rather the issue it addresses: how can GPU computing power be truly scheduled, recorded, and settled on the chain?
Here it comes. The key is what the graphics card runs after connecting to the network — it’s not simulated computing power, nor just data input, but real AI tasks. Model training, inference, image generation—these real jobs. The system automatically accounts for the work done and distributes rewards based on contribution. This logic is called Proof of Compute in the industry.
In simple terms, computing power is no longer a resource that gets "consumed," but genuinely "works."
But what really made me alert is the pace. The presale cycle is very short, with dense information releases, unlike projects that give the market enough time to react. Under this rhythm, by the time you fully understand it, the countdown is often already at zero.
My personal strategy is straightforward: don’t go all-in, don’t be impulsive, but secure the positions before the presale ends. Just a test of this direction.
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ChainPoet
· 12-17 09:34
The tense rhythm is indeed a signal, but the direction of on-chain computing power hasn't changed.
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-16 09:49
This pace is indeed a bit tense, but the idea of Proof of Compute still hits the mark.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-16 09:29
The idea of on-chain computing power is indeed innovative, but this marketing pace is a bit rushed.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 12-16 09:24
The window is so tight that it's really ruthless; this move truly leaves people with no reaction time.
⚠️ There's a project that has recently started a presale, the $NVAI token, with only 3 hours left on the window.
At first, I thought it was just an ordinary AI concept hype project, but the more I looked into it, the more interesting it became. Because if it was really just for hype, there would be no need to tighten the sales cycle so much.
The project is called NVIDIA Compute Network, abbreviated as NCN.
What’s most eye-catching isn’t the token itself, but rather the issue it addresses: how can GPU computing power be truly scheduled, recorded, and settled on the chain?
Here it comes. The key is what the graphics card runs after connecting to the network — it’s not simulated computing power, nor just data input, but real AI tasks. Model training, inference, image generation—these real jobs. The system automatically accounts for the work done and distributes rewards based on contribution. This logic is called Proof of Compute in the industry.
In simple terms, computing power is no longer a resource that gets "consumed," but genuinely "works."
But what really made me alert is the pace. The presale cycle is very short, with dense information releases, unlike projects that give the market enough time to react. Under this rhythm, by the time you fully understand it, the countdown is often already at zero.
My personal strategy is straightforward: don’t go all-in, don’t be impulsive, but secure the positions before the presale ends. Just a test of this direction.
⏳ Only a few hours left for the presale