🍷Computing Power Providers - Computing Power Investors

In traditional computing power supply mechanisms, computing power providers mainly refer to GPU card providers. This role was previously more like a pure hardware supplier, but under our framework, computing power providers now have their own "operating system." This is similar to how IBM hardware once ran Microsoft's operating system. We hope that in the AI development cycle, hardware and computing power providers can truly inject soul into their contributions. We have opened up this new model of computing power investment to help computing power providers transform short-term returns into long-term benefits. In traditional cooperation models, regardless of how innovative the model becomes or how many people use it, computing power providers rarely share in the benefits brought by the model. The joint mining mechanism effectively balances this inequality in the benefit cycle. This model is actually quite similar to some marriage relationships: women need to invest significant time and energy early on, sacrificing career opportunities to take on the responsibilities of childbirth and raising the next generation; while men often only manage to give back to the family through promotions and salary increases many years later. Marriage is, to some extent, a mapping of the joint mining model—we need to ensure that the party who contributes more in the early stages can fairly share in the long-term benefits.