Recently, I have been paying attention to the distributed storage track, and I increasingly feel that this is not just a trading opportunity; the underlying application logic is truly worth exploring.
Just looking at the current ecosystem can give you a sense of how hot this trend is: AI model training requires large-scale data set storage, the NFT ecosystem needs stable metadata backups, and even personal health data has started to find monetization channels. Users control their own data and can also profit from it, making this model truly different.
The most interesting part is the industry-side actions. I heard that a certain project collaborated with a cultural exchange to launch an index fund product, which raised over $20 million in the first month. What does this indicate? It shows that traditional financial institutions are starting to take this field seriously, no longer just a niche.
From the essence of Web3, the core demand is the free flow of data and assets. Distributed storage projects now cover the storage layer, transaction layer, and governance layer, with the ecosystem continuously improving. As more applications are implemented, the scenarios where users interact with this type of infrastructure will only increase. If you ask me, paying attention to this track now still holds a lot of potential.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 11h ago
Data sovereignty is indeed a trend, but will traditional finance stepping in just be the start of another round of cutting leeks?
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-10 21:53
Sounds good, but I'm more curious whether the $20 million fundraising can really be realized or if it's just another scheme to fleece investors.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 01-10 21:53
Distributed storage is indeed breaking through the circle, and the entry of traditional institutions is a major signal.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-10 21:34
The storage track is indeed gaining momentum, but I still prefer projects that have real applications rather than just hype about concepts.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-10 21:31
Distributed storage is indeed gaining traction, but to be honest, traditional finance often enters last as the final bailout. Be careful not to be left holding the bag.
Recently, I have been paying attention to the distributed storage track, and I increasingly feel that this is not just a trading opportunity; the underlying application logic is truly worth exploring.
Just looking at the current ecosystem can give you a sense of how hot this trend is: AI model training requires large-scale data set storage, the NFT ecosystem needs stable metadata backups, and even personal health data has started to find monetization channels. Users control their own data and can also profit from it, making this model truly different.
The most interesting part is the industry-side actions. I heard that a certain project collaborated with a cultural exchange to launch an index fund product, which raised over $20 million in the first month. What does this indicate? It shows that traditional financial institutions are starting to take this field seriously, no longer just a niche.
From the essence of Web3, the core demand is the free flow of data and assets. Distributed storage projects now cover the storage layer, transaction layer, and governance layer, with the ecosystem continuously improving. As more applications are implemented, the scenarios where users interact with this type of infrastructure will only increase. If you ask me, paying attention to this track now still holds a lot of potential.