Thanks for the questions! The demand for decentralized bandwidth and computing is significantly growing. In the Web2 world, companies like Brightdata generate over $100 million annually by providing proxies and distributed data collection tools. This need is growing sharply with the rise of AI. The challenge is that AI requires vast amounts of data to produce quality results. However, today’s centralized AI systems rely on opaque data and moderation policies, resulting in untrustworthy outputs (look up the recent censorship issues of Gemini AI). The solution is to create a decentralized version of Google, which would require numerous IPs and substantial computing power. By empowering a network driven by its users, we can incentivize contributors and scale at the speed of the internet, offering a robust alternative to manipulable centralized data solutions.
On the consumer side, you’re right that many crypto companies fail by making their products too complex. We’ve simplified our approach drastically. In just under two minutes, anyone can start earning passive income on their mobile device by selling unused internet access. This compelling offer is tapping into the widespread desire to earn additional income effortlessly. It’s why we’re nearing one million installs, with about 10,000 new installs daily. This approach not only resonates strongly but also effectively introduces people to Web3, making it a powerful tool for attracting the next billion users.