Quantra is working on something that is somewhat "fundamental," but could have long-term far-reaching impacts. As AI's demand for computing power continues to rise, computing power itself is shifting from a technical resource to a production factor that can be priced and scheduled by financial systems. But the reality is that real-world computing power and energy assets are difficult to effectively map onto the blockchain: standards are inconsistent, ownership is unclear, and settlement efficiency is low, always stuck in the stage of "usable but not user-friendly." Quantra
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Quantra is working on something that is somewhat "fundamental," but could have long-term far-reaching impacts. As AI's demand for computing power continues to rise, computing power itself is shifting from a technical resource to a production factor that can be priced and scheduled by financial systems. But the reality is that real-world computing power and energy assets are difficult to effectively map onto the blockchain: standards are inconsistent, ownership is unclear, and settlement efficiency is low, always stuck in the stage of "usable but not user-friendly." Quantra