📚Introducing Grid: A Smarter Way to Compute

Grid is not just another computer-sharing network.

It's how we rethink what computing should look like in a decentralized future.

Today, while billions of dollars are poured into cloud servers and data centers, most personal devices around the world sit idle — their CPUs and GPUs barely scratched. Every laptop, every desktop, every phone left charging overnight holds untapped potential. Grid taps into that — quietly, efficiently — and turns it into something bigger.

Through a simple browser extension or a native desktop node, anyone can contribute their spare computing power to real-world tasks: AI model inference, data cleaning, decentralized transaction validation, and more. No need to buy expensive mining rigs or host bulky servers. No need to change your routine. Just install, run in the background, and earn.

At its core, Grid is about building a new kind of compute economy:

• One that's decentralized, not locked inside data monopolies.

• One that makes full use of what’s already out there, instead of burning new resources.

• One where everyday users don't just consume Web3 services — they build them, node by node.

In return, contributors earn points, track their impact in real-time dashboards, and eventually redeem those points for $Grid tokens — a real stake in the network they help power.

Grid enables meaningful contributions without disrupting daily digital routines — building a new economy, one idle cycle at a time.