A recent interesting GPU computing project has emerged — NVIDIA Compute Network (NCN), with the token named $NVAI.

Rather than being just a coin, it’s more like a well-designed computing network system. Its logic is straightforward: connect GPU computing power → perform real AI tasks → settle on the chain based on actual workload.

The entire operation is transparent. No data manipulation, no fake computing power; what the graphics card does is recorded on the chain. This mechanism is called Proof of Compute. Simply put, it transforms graphics cards from mining tools into production tools.

Interestingly, the project’s documentation is very detailed and complete, but the pre-sale period is extremely short, and it has entered countdown phase with almost no large-scale marketing. Once you miss the early opportunity, subsequent participation usually requires accepting the established rules.

From a market perspective, the practical application scenarios for GPU computing power are expanding. As AI computing demand increases, exploring networked and decentralized settlement of computing power is worth paying attention to. Although the project isn’t overly packaged, the feasibility of its core mechanism deserves in-depth understanding.

For interested participants, fully understanding the project details during the early window is more important than blindly chasing the trend.