Proof of Physical Work protocol encapsulates real-world use cases. The blockchain protocol rewards users for performing verifiable physical work like deploying a 5G hotspot etc.
As examples of similar projects
Wireless Network: Hellium Pollen mobile Provide token rewards to participants (hotspot operators) to provide network coverage for IoT and 5G.
Mobility Hivemapper Dimo
This is a decentralized map built by participants using dashcams, while DIMO Network users can earn rewards for connecting a hardware device to their car and contributing that data to the network
Environmental: PlanetWatch -is striving to build a global air quality monitoring network to identify pollution hotspots and the community members can earn rewards for their efforts.)
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Compute & Storage Filecoin arweave livepeer RNDR
Filecoin boasts of a decentralized storage network. It provides a powerful source of low-cost distributed cloud storage, where contributors provide storage space on their machines and get rewarded in return. Arweave is similar to Filecoin in decentralized storage functionality, except that the former is focused on the problem of long-term data storage.
I think that a full-fledged category of this Proof of Physical work will appear soon, this is what is really needed for Web3.0, this is a real connection with the physical world. And the IoT (Internet of things) will move into this category - Proof of Physical work
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@WeAreSat0shi, Singularity.net? Why would you need a specific token for that? There are already networks proposing marketplaces for all kinds of data but also more with oracles, DeComputing, etc... (e.g. iExec) And still, why would you need a token when it does not require one and could rely on ETH payments? It's not like you had a multichain protocol requiring validation. Fetch.ai? Yes it seems to finally take form after years without ever being able to read a meaningful introduction. I don't see anything else interesting related to AI at the moment. It's kind of the Golem of machine learning, so it should take a lot of time before it becomes as efficient as centralized solutions. I think it's like investing on internet stocks in the early 80s because centralized machine learning and supercomputing are just starting.
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He@GreenValleyTrading I think it will be the new narrative.
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@GreenValleyTrading Hey Greenvalkey. I think AI will be the new narrative in the next bull market.