The future computing resources will not be controlled by a few giants, but will be built together by everyone. What @theblessnetwork aims to do is straightforward—allowing everyone’s devices to become part of a globally shared "supercomputer," operating without relying on big companies' servers, yet still supporting the entire network's operation. In simple terms, if your computer or phone has idle computing power, you can connect to Bless, become a node, help the entire network process tasks, and earn rewards at the same time. This way, resources are not wasted, and you can earn some income. This is essentially building a new architecture: a truly decentralized infrastructure, not just a slogan, but starting from the underlying computing power. Everyone contributes together to support the environment needed for AI and the future internet to run. If this succeeds, it could open a significant gap in the current centralized cloud services, and may even reshape our understanding of the question "who owns the internet." It still seems early, but the direction is quite clear. The key is that there is a leaderboard activity on @KaitoAI, and the project on @arbitrum is also very popular, so you might want to check out $ENERGY, $SHOUT, $Bane, $Chao, $BOOM, and $666 on @shoutdotfun.