The decentralized compute era is gaining serious force , here’s how four major Web3 projects shape the infrastructure stack:
$FLT (Fluence)
Fluence is building a cloudless compute engine for AI, DePIN, and decentralized apps. It enables:
GPU & CPU workloads across decentralized nodes
Predictable billing via tokenized capacity and staking
Programmable compute that’s verifiable & resilient.
In short: Fluence sets the execution layer for open-infrastructure.
$AKT (Akash Network)
Akash is a decentralized cloud marketplace.
Rent compute resources peer-to-peer (e.g. containers / VMs)
Open alternative to AWS or Google Cloud
Great for devs wanting flexible deployments without central vendor lock-in.
$CYS (Cysic)
ComputeFi in motion: Cysic turns hardware, GPUs & ASICs into tokenized, tradable assets. It’s carving out the future of verifiable compute where the compute work itself becomes an economic primitive.
$GLM (Golem Network Token)
Golem’s network enables users to share or rent idle compute resources.
• Providers earn GLM for contributing power to the network .
• Requestors pay GLM to run tasks like rendering, AI or scientific workloads
It’s one of the longer-running decentralized compute marketplaces.
Why This Comparison Matters
$AKT opens the compute marketplace
$CYS tokenizes compute at the hardware + proof layer
$GLM is a realized peer-to-peer compute marketplace
$FLT (Fluence) powers the workloads that need reliability, scalability, and programmable billing — turning the vision of ComputeFi into infrastructure you can build on today.
