A new blockchain project under NVIDIA is in the final sprint of its token pre-sale. The project is called NVIDIA Compute Network (NCN), and its native token $NVAI is about to complete its early funding phase, with only 20 hours remaining in the pre-sale window.

The goal of this project sounds quite imaginative—connecting the globally distributed NVIDIA GPU computing power (including heavy computational tasks like model training and image rendering) directly to the blockchain through a verification mechanism called "Proof of Compute," then converting it into traceable and settleable on-chain revenue. In simple terms, it aims to build a decentralized computing power cloud platform that incentivizes GPU nodes to contribute computing power with tokens.

Why is this project worth paying attention to? First, its technical foundation is quite solid—direct compatibility with NVIDIA's entire hardware lineup and the CUDA development ecosystem, meaning existing developers and hardware owners can participate seamlessly. Second, the token's value support is not fictitious but directly anchored to real GPU computing output, which is a substantial difference compared to many AI concept tokens. In terms of security, the code has been audited by both CertiK and OpenZeppelin, providing relatively strong guarantees.

With the mainnet launching soon and the node incentive program starting, this pre-sale is seen as the last chance to get on the early train. The market's focus is also very clear: can NVIDIA leverage its absolute advantage in the AI chip field to successfully expand into the Web3 computing network ecosystem?