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I have been paying close attention to how DePIN and decentralized compute are gaining real traction across Web3. As AI workloads continue to scale, the limitations of centralized cloud infrastructure cost, resilience, and vendor lock-in are becoming harder to overlook. This shift feels less like speculation and more like infrastructure evolving to meet real demand.
Fluence $FLT: stands out here. By aggregating underutilized data-center capacity into a verifiable global compute network, it offers a practical alternative for running AI and backend workloads without relying on a single cloud provider. To me, it feels like a natural evolution of how cloud services should work.
Alongside that, Chainlink $LINK : continues to play a critical role in decentralized infrastructure by securely connecting on-chain systems with real-world data, which becomes even more important as AI-driven and DePIN applications grow.
IOTA $IOTA : brings a different angle, focusing on machine-to-machine communication and data integrity key foundations for IoT-heavy DePIN use cases.
Meanwhile, livepeer $LPT : highlights how decentralized networks can deliver scalable video and media processing, reinforcing the broader shift toward community-owned infrastructure.
If this trajectory holds, 2026 could be a turning point where decentralized infrastructure moves from experimentation to becoming foundational. It’s a space I’m watching closely for long-term impact rather than short-term narratives.
#2026🚀💰💰 #DePIN
Fluence $FLT: stands out here. By aggregating underutilized data-center capacity into a verifiable global compute network, it offers a practical alternative for running AI and backend workloads without relying on a single cloud provider. To me, it feels like a natural evolution of how cloud services should work.
Alongside that, Chainlink $LINK : continues to play a critical role in decentralized infrastructure by securely connecting on-chain systems with real-world data, which becomes even more important as AI-driven and DePIN applications grow.
IOTA $IOTA : brings a different angle, focusing on machine-to-machine communication and data integrity key foundations for IoT-heavy DePIN use cases.
Meanwhile, livepeer $LPT : highlights how decentralized networks can deliver scalable video and media processing, reinforcing the broader shift toward community-owned infrastructure.
If this trajectory holds, 2026 could be a turning point where decentralized infrastructure moves from experimentation to becoming foundational. It’s a space I’m watching closely for long-term impact rather than short-term narratives.
#2026🚀💰💰 #DePIN
@Fluence Partner 🤝 Zeeve
🤝 Fluence provides Cloudless compute
🤝 Zeeve deploys and operates blockchain nodes
🌐 A concrete step toward a truly decentralized Web3 infrastructure.
🦊 Fluence could become one of the pillars of Ethereum’s “walkaway” test, making block construction resistant to centralization.
#altcoins #DePIN
🤝 Fluence provides Cloudless compute
🤝 Zeeve deploys and operates blockchain nodes
🌐 A concrete step toward a truly decentralized Web3 infrastructure.
🦊 Fluence could become one of the pillars of Ethereum’s “walkaway” test, making block construction resistant to centralization.
#altcoins #DePIN
The compute layer is where Web3 gets real
You know how everyone talks about “decentralized everything” but then most dApps are literally just running on AWS with a wallet connect button? Yeah, that’s been bugging me.
So I started looking at what’s actually being built on the infrastructure side. Kept running into the same names: $FLT, $AR , $TAOand peaq
Here’s my extremely simplified take:
$TAO : AI stuff, training models across networks. Honestly still wrapping my head around this one but the concept is wild.
$AR : you can store stuff forever without paying monthly fees. Cool, but storage alone doesn’t do much.
$PEAQ : DePIN infrastructure for real-world devices and machines. Interesting angle on connecting physical hardware to blockchain.
$FLT ( @Fluence ) : this one clicked for me because it is focused on peer-to-peer compute. Like, your dApp needs to run actual code somewhere that is not Ethereum (because gas fees lol) and is not some company’s server. That’s the gap Fluence is trying to fill.
The thing is… we really do need this stuff. If Web3 is just “blockchain + AWS” then what’s even the point?
I am not saying “Fluence” or any of these are guaranteed wins. But at least they are working on the right problem. Decentralized storage, decentralized compute, decentralized intelligence these are the actual building blocks.
Am I overthinking this or does anyone else see it the same way?
#altcoins #DePIN
You know how everyone talks about “decentralized everything” but then most dApps are literally just running on AWS with a wallet connect button? Yeah, that’s been bugging me.
So I started looking at what’s actually being built on the infrastructure side. Kept running into the same names: $FLT, $AR , $TAOand peaq
Here’s my extremely simplified take:
$TAO : AI stuff, training models across networks. Honestly still wrapping my head around this one but the concept is wild.
$AR : you can store stuff forever without paying monthly fees. Cool, but storage alone doesn’t do much.
$PEAQ : DePIN infrastructure for real-world devices and machines. Interesting angle on connecting physical hardware to blockchain.
$FLT ( @Fluence ) : this one clicked for me because it is focused on peer-to-peer compute. Like, your dApp needs to run actual code somewhere that is not Ethereum (because gas fees lol) and is not some company’s server. That’s the gap Fluence is trying to fill.
The thing is… we really do need this stuff. If Web3 is just “blockchain + AWS” then what’s even the point?
I am not saying “Fluence” or any of these are guaranteed wins. But at least they are working on the right problem. Decentralized storage, decentralized compute, decentralized intelligence these are the actual building blocks.
Am I overthinking this or does anyone else see it the same way?
#altcoins #DePIN
Nice pick
🔥 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐖𝐞𝐛𝟑 𝐢𝐬𝐧’𝐭 𝐛𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐬, 𝐢𝐭’𝐬 𝐬𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐬
Imagine a world where compute, data, and finance don’t live in silos but connect seamlessly, trustlessly, and modularly.
That’s the new backbone of crypto and these projects are building it:
@Fluence ($FLT) – decentralized compute for apps & AI
Chainlink ($LINK ): trustless data & oracles
Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER ): high-speed smart contracts
Hyperliquid ($HYPE ): decentralized liquidity & markets
Modular
Composable
Scalable
This is Web3 unleashed. 🌐💎
Which of these building blocks do you think will drive the next big wave in crypto?
#blockchain #Bitcoin❗ #DePIN
Imagine a world where compute, data, and finance don’t live in silos but connect seamlessly, trustlessly, and modularly.
That’s the new backbone of crypto and these projects are building it:
@Fluence ($FLT) – decentralized compute for apps & AI
Chainlink ($LINK ): trustless data & oracles
Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER ): high-speed smart contracts
Hyperliquid ($HYPE ): decentralized liquidity & markets
Modular
Composable
Scalable
This is Web3 unleashed. 🌐💎
Which of these building blocks do you think will drive the next big wave in crypto?
#blockchain #Bitcoin❗ #DePIN
If you have been putting off AI projects because GPU costs are insane, @Fluence just launched some budget-friendly options that might change your mind.
This is huge for indie developers and students who can’t drop thousands on cloud computing. You can finally train models and run experiments without watching your credit card bill explode.
#DePIN #altcoins
This is huge for indie developers and students who can’t drop thousands on cloud computing. You can finally train models and run experiments without watching your credit card bill explode.
#DePIN #altcoins
@Fluence is not just “decentralized compute.”
It’s about owning execution.
By letting apps run on permissionless, verifiable infrastructure, Fluence removes cloud lock-in and single points of failure while staying performant enough for real workloads like Web3 backends, DePIN services, and AI agents.
#AI #AWS
It’s about owning execution.
By letting apps run on permissionless, verifiable infrastructure, Fluence removes cloud lock-in and single points of failure while staying performant enough for real workloads like Web3 backends, DePIN services, and AI agents.
#AI #AWS
The future of cloud is @Fluence
.millions in revenue live today
.25M + FLT staked securing the network
.$4M + saved vs traditional cloud
.Tier IV infra powering global scale
#DePIN #StrategyBTCPurchase
.millions in revenue live today
.25M + FLT staked securing the network
.$4M + saved vs traditional cloud
.Tier IV infra powering global scale
#DePIN #StrategyBTCPurchase
what is is really shaping the web3 narrative
When I look at the current wave of trending tokens, what stands out isn’t just price action it is the story they’re telling about where Web3 is heading.
$GRT (the Graph): has become the backbone of querying blockchain data. It’s about making decentralized information accessible and usable, which is critical for scaling dApps.
$FIL (filecoin): continues to push decentralized storage forward, proving that data doesn’t have to live in centralized silos.
$AR (Arweave): adds permanence to the mix, ensuring that what’s stored can live on-chain indefinitely.
Together, these projects highlight a clear narrative: Web3 is about data sovereignty, accessibility, and resilience.
And then there is $FLT ( @Fluence ). What makes Fluence stand out is how it connects these threads. Instead of just focusing on storage or indexing, Fluence is building a decentralized compute layer where applications can run without relying on centralized servers. In a way, it complements the missions of $GRT , $FIL , and $AR by asking: what happens once you have decentralized data? You need decentralized execution to truly complete the picture.
#DePIN #altcoins
$GRT (the Graph): has become the backbone of querying blockchain data. It’s about making decentralized information accessible and usable, which is critical for scaling dApps.
$FIL (filecoin): continues to push decentralized storage forward, proving that data doesn’t have to live in centralized silos.
$AR (Arweave): adds permanence to the mix, ensuring that what’s stored can live on-chain indefinitely.
Together, these projects highlight a clear narrative: Web3 is about data sovereignty, accessibility, and resilience.
And then there is $FLT ( @Fluence ). What makes Fluence stand out is how it connects these threads. Instead of just focusing on storage or indexing, Fluence is building a decentralized compute layer where applications can run without relying on centralized servers. In a way, it complements the missions of $GRT , $FIL , and $AR by asking: what happens once you have decentralized data? You need decentralized execution to truly complete the picture.
#DePIN #altcoins
Compute layer are core to DePIN ecosystem
🏗️ INFRASTRUCTURE is THE NEW FRONTIER in WEB3 and MESSARI’s CRYPTO THESIS UNDERSCORES THAT!!!
Real-world infrastructure and compute layers are core to the next phase of decentralization.
Therefore, Networks that unlock physical and digital resources; compute, storage, connectivity without centralized gatekeepers are becoming essential.
✨ @Fluence ($FLT) fits these narratives with her;
• Permissionless distributed compute that turns idle CPUs into a decentralized execution layer.
• Aligning demand (AI inference, verification, compute-heavy apps) with token-based incentives.
• Shifting infrastructure demand away from hyperscale cloud monopolies and toward resilient, community-owned networks.
🔥 Some other infrastructure/compute tokens that fits in the thesis right now are:
• Filecoin $FIL : Decentralized storage backbone powering peer-to-peer data and a core DePIN infrastructure asset.
• Render $RNDR : Decentralized GPU compute network for rendering & AI tasks.
• Helium $HNT : Decentralized wireless coverage & IoT infrastructure token driving real-world networks.
These projects are part of the broader movement turning real-world resources into blockchain-secured, token-incentivized infrastructure layers.
These tokens are part of the decentralized compute layer that enables the Messari's vision. 🚀
#ALPHA🔥 #AI
Real-world infrastructure and compute layers are core to the next phase of decentralization.
Therefore, Networks that unlock physical and digital resources; compute, storage, connectivity without centralized gatekeepers are becoming essential.
✨ @Fluence ($FLT) fits these narratives with her;
• Permissionless distributed compute that turns idle CPUs into a decentralized execution layer.
• Aligning demand (AI inference, verification, compute-heavy apps) with token-based incentives.
• Shifting infrastructure demand away from hyperscale cloud monopolies and toward resilient, community-owned networks.
🔥 Some other infrastructure/compute tokens that fits in the thesis right now are:
• Filecoin $FIL : Decentralized storage backbone powering peer-to-peer data and a core DePIN infrastructure asset.
• Render $RNDR : Decentralized GPU compute network for rendering & AI tasks.
• Helium $HNT : Decentralized wireless coverage & IoT infrastructure token driving real-world networks.
These projects are part of the broader movement turning real-world resources into blockchain-secured, token-incentivized infrastructure layers.
These tokens are part of the decentralized compute layer that enables the Messari's vision. 🚀
#ALPHA🔥 #AI
web3 is entering a new chapter and a few tokens are silently shaping the narrative.
I have noticing $FLT ( @Fluence ) HOT, TAO and FIL trending together. What is striking is how each of them points toward a decentralized future that is not just about speculation, but about infrastructure and coordination.
$FLT : what stands out is its mission: enabling peer-to-peer applications without centralized servers. In a world where AI and data are increasingly gatekept, fluence feels like a reminder that openness and composability matter. It’s not just another token it’s a framework for building trustless services that can plug into the broader web3 stack.
$HOT : focused on distributed hosting, it complements Fluence vision by tackling the question of where decentralized apps live.
$TAO : A fascinating experiment in incentivizing machine intelligence. It’s about creating open networks for AI, which resonates with fluence ethos of permissionless collaboration.
$FIL : still the backbone for decentralized storage. Without reliable, distributed data layers, none of the above would scale.
What excites me the most is how @Fluence fits into this bigger picture: it’s the connective tissues.while Filecoin stores,Holo hosts, and Bittensor trains, Fluence makes it possible to run and compose services across them. That’s the kind of interoperability that could define the next era of web3.
this is not about hype it is about noticing the quiet infrastructure shift happening beneath the surface. And Fluence, with its mission of building a truly open application layer, feels right at the center of it.
$FLT : what stands out is its mission: enabling peer-to-peer applications without centralized servers. In a world where AI and data are increasingly gatekept, fluence feels like a reminder that openness and composability matter. It’s not just another token it’s a framework for building trustless services that can plug into the broader web3 stack.
$HOT : focused on distributed hosting, it complements Fluence vision by tackling the question of where decentralized apps live.
$TAO : A fascinating experiment in incentivizing machine intelligence. It’s about creating open networks for AI, which resonates with fluence ethos of permissionless collaboration.
$FIL : still the backbone for decentralized storage. Without reliable, distributed data layers, none of the above would scale.
What excites me the most is how @Fluence fits into this bigger picture: it’s the connective tissues.while Filecoin stores,Holo hosts, and Bittensor trains, Fluence makes it possible to run and compose services across them. That’s the kind of interoperability that could define the next era of web3.
this is not about hype it is about noticing the quiet infrastructure shift happening beneath the surface. And Fluence, with its mission of building a truly open application layer, feels right at the center of it.
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