You may not have noticed, but in fact, those old phones, tablets, and unused computers in the drawers at home can now be directly monetized. I personally tested a project called @ theblessnetwork, which is essentially a platform that turns these idle devices into "money making machines". The operation is very simple, there is no need to change the system or flash the computer. Download a small program, plug it in, and leave it on. The backend silently helps you run calculation tasks. At first, I also tried to hang up a retired Android phone at home, and the next day I saw the profits credited to my account. Although it wasn't much, I didn't have to worry at all. Later on, several old devices were hung up one after another, passively received, and picked up for nothing. The key is that this project is not the kind of short-term grooming thing, it has its own pace and direction. In addition to "letting devices help you work", it is also building a new logic: not relying on a powerful computer for centralized computing, but connecting old devices around the world into a "distributed computing power network". And it's not just about technology, it also places a lot of emphasis on storytelling. Other projects use memes to attract attention, while Bliss is building a "meme factory" - turning culture, emotions, memories, and other content into assets. Not just joking, but actually doing it. Some projects are just a gamble on luck when you enter, while Blessing is more like a place where you can really 'leave something'. Whether it's contributing computing power or participating in community content co creation, it welcomes every ordinary person to participate. @Theblesnetwork is currently taking a second round of snapshots, and the number of nodes has already surged to several million, continuing to rise. The earlier you participate, the more you accumulate. It's not that I want you to be all in, but if you have a bunch of idle devices that don't even hang up, it's better to try them out. Blessing is not a short-term project to attract people, it is to gradually build the entire underlying structure and community ecology. You're joining now not to chase popularity, but to become a part of the ecosystem. To put it plainly, this is the Web3 infrastructure that ordinary people can participate in. It's not about making a name for yourself through technology, but about staying grounded and surviving. It doesn't matter if you don't understand code or play DeFi. You can enter with your phone, which is the true entrance for Web3 users in the future. BLESS BlessNetwork KaitoAI Yappers