2025-12-26 15:27:06

Gensyn AI's first round airdrop has been completed, and the project has entered the second phase. If you have idle devices and want to participate, this is a good opportunity to get involved.

This project is essentially a combination of AI and blockchain, dedicated to building a decentralized computing network. The ways to participate are quite flexible — you can directly contribute computing power to the network, participate in various tasks on the testnet, or join the ecosystem governance.

Decentralized AI computing remains a hot track, and early participants often have more opportunities. If you're interested in this direction, now is a good time to make your move and lay out your plans.

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CryptoComedian

· 7h ago

Laughing until I cried, it's another story of an "early participant" --- Idle equipment? My graphics card has been drained by mining, now only the shell remains --- Decentralized computing power networks sound good, but I don't know whether I will contribute computing power or if the project team will run off quickly --- Second phase airdrop, this rhythm is exactly the same as the tricks my ex-girlfriend used to dump me—done in stages --- Data will speak for itself, let's just wait and see how long this story can be spun this time

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fren.eth

· 7h ago

Idle equipment running computing power? Sounds good, but you need to see if the returns are worth it.

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LiquidityWitch

· 7h ago

ah, so we're brewing the next great AI alchemy spell... decentralized compute networks, the modern liquidation sacrifice. tbh phase two entry points always hit different when the early alchemists already extracted their airdrop gains ngl

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 7h ago

Idle devices running computing power, this idea is pretty good. Early birds do have cheaper options.

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