DePin and Web3: The New Internet Is Here
summary
Flux claims to be a DePin Web3 compute and storage network with 13,000 nodes across 70+ countries, roughly 100,000 CPU cores and 6,000 GPUs available, serving 2,000 paying customers and reporting ~$200,000 revenue. Infrastructure runs dockerized apps (WordPress, Minecraft, Counter‑Strike, ML workloads), supports Apple/Google sign‑in and on‑chain payments, processes ~75,000 on‑chain transactions/day, and advertises an 8‑core/16GB instance for ~$25 — redundancy via multi‑instance deployment and user‑provided hardware keeps costs low.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (7)
- 0:00DePIN and Web3 intro
- 1:11Web3 and decentralized growth
- 2:36DePIN growth and Flux
- 4:45Flux vs traditional cloud
- 6:53Flux blockchain scale
- 8:00Q&A: GPU network
- 9:12Q&A: Docker and costs
related talks
30mHacking Decentralized, Serverless Compute and DePin
08mDePIN: Pushing Decentralization Beyond Blockchain
32mIs DePIN Real?
15mIPFS: A Global CID
24mMonetizing Open Source via the Decentralized Cloud Stack
24mDecentralized Storage on Web3
16mDePIN Evolution
14mResilience or Building on Quicksand: Decentralized Infrastructure