Think about it, our devices—routers, smartphones, computers—are turned on for most of the day, but most of the time their computing power and bandwidth are wasted. It's like buying a high-end computer and only using it to browse the web—such a waste!

Recently, I came across a promising project with an interesting core idea—building a system for shared computing power and data traffic. Simply put, it's like finding a job for your idle devices, reusing those underutilized resources. The project adopts a decentralized sharing economy model, where participants contribute computing power and bandwidth in exchange for corresponding economic rewards.

If this shared computing model can really work, it would be quite interesting for individual users and the entire Web3 ecosystem. Pooling redundant computing resources from edge nodes can improve resource efficiency and give ordinary users more opportunities to participate in a distributed network. It's worth paying attention to the future developments of such projects.