One thing I underestimated about this market:

Infrastructure narratives don’t disappear.

They evolve quietly until demand catches up.

A while ago, decentralized storage sounded premature.

Now AI datasets and media heavy applications make projects like $AR more relevant than before.

Cross chain communication also used to feel secondary.

But once ecosystems fragmented, protocols like $ZRO started looking less optional and more like connective tissue.

Then there’s identity and social coordination.

$CYBER interests me because digital presence in Web3 is slowly becoming portable instead of platform locked.

And somewhere underneath all of that sits compute.

That’s the layer that brought me back to $FLT recently.

Fluence is focused on decentralized compute infrastructure, which feels increasingly important as AI agents, automation, and backend-heavy applications expand. A lot of Web3 still relies on centralized cloud providers once serious execution is needed, even when the front facing layer looks decentralized.

The pattern is interesting:

Storage decentralizes data.

Interoperability decentralizes communication.

Social protocols decentralize identity.

Compute decentralizes execution.

Different sectors on paper.

But together they look like pieces of a parallel internet stack forming in slow motion.

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