I have a friend who has been trading cryptocurrencies for ten years, and recently he suddenly started researching "computing power nodes." I asked him, "You’re transitioning pretty quickly, why aren’t you into DeFi anymore?" He said, "What’s most valuable now isn’t the coins, but the computing power that can run tasks." Later, I saw that he was focused on @cysic_xyz. It’s a project that specializes in ZK hardware acceleration + decentralized proof networks. Unlike those "PPT nodes," this is a real GPU running tasks, generating revenue, and has actual power consumption in the network. The tech enthusiast believes: the next round of dividends won’t come from coin price fluctuations, but from the explosion of the computing power supply and demand market. Cysic is turning "computing power" into the "means of production" in the Web3 world. Many people talk about ZK, only focusing on speed. But the tech enthusiast wants to say: speed isn’t the end goal; energy efficiency is the real battlefield for ZK. Currently, mainstream proof systems generate a proof that consumes thousands of times more energy than a regular block transaction. If in the future every L2, every cross-chain bridge, and even every AI model needs to generate a proof—then without hardware optimization and computing power scheduling, it simply won’t work. That’s why I’m increasingly optimistic about @cysic_xyz. Its logic isn’t about "making it fast," but about "making it stable": By developing ZK chips + GPU cluster architecture, it aims to reduce the energy consumption of proof generation by an order of magnitude; Then, by adding decentralized scheduling, it makes computing power allocation closer to real load. The tech enthusiast believes that the future of ZK isn’t speed, but efficiency. Whoever can achieve the optimal curve in "computing power utilization × proof cost" will win the next round of infrastructure wars. And Cysic is making this a reality. ZK is not just a technical narrative; it is becoming part of the energy revolution. #Cysic #ZK #ComputeFi #DePIN