The Decentralization Computing Power platform Fluence announced the RWA (Real World Assets) roadmap.

The decentralized computing power platform Fluence has announced its roadmap for RWA (Real World Assets), planning to put hardware devices such as GPUs and CPUs and their output revenues on-chain. It aims to build the RWAFi financial system through methods including staking stablecoins with FLT, borrowing unvested rewards, issuing hardware NFTs on-chain, and implementing dynamic staking mechanisms. The roadmap indicates that Fluence will launch a pilot for pFLT staking stablecoins in Q3 2025, with the ability to pay for computing power services by Q4; starting Q1 2026, it will support the issuance of hardware NFTs on-chain with metadata such as location, performance, and runtime. Currently, the Fluence network capacity reaches 11,520 vCPUs, memory capacity is 70 TB, storage capacity is 597 TB, total revenue is $688,313, annualized revenue is $1.1034 million, and it has saved $2.7381 million in cloud service costs, while the total locked FLT staking has reached 21,197,711 coins.

Fluence aims to provide computing costs that are 85% lower than traditional cloud services, while offering a 20% annual staking yield for $FLT holders. Its economic model features a deflationary mechanism, as the protocol will use actual revenue to repurchase $FLT from the open market. Additionally, through the “Pointless” points program, users holding $FLT can also receive ecological rewards from popular DePIN projects.