Upon seeing news about the NVAI project, my first reaction was quite straightforward—another project riding the hype of NVIDIA?

However, after carefully reading the design document of NVIDIA Compute Network, I found that what caught my attention was not what it explicitly stated, but the parts it deliberately did not emphasize.

**Technical Narrative Far Exceeds Marketing Packaging**

Almost the entire project documentation avoids common tactics like price expectations or profit promises. Instead, it repeatedly dissects the underlying design—how GPU computing power connects to the network, how workloads are verified on-chain, how contributions are settled into tokens, and the logic behind the subsequent operation of this public chain.

This presentation style is more akin to a technical team's design document rather than marketing copy from the marketing department. Moreover, projects like this usually do not offer participants a very wide time window.

**The Practical Significance of the Countdown**

You might still be weighing whether it's worth paying attention now, but once the participation channel closes, whether you can join under the current rules will no longer be an option. This is not advice for anyone to go all-in, just a record of a node that is approaching its deadline.

The core logic of the project revolves around proof of compute power and on-chain settlement, which is indeed an innovative attempt at the infrastructure layer. There are less than 6 hours left in the pre-sale period. Interested friends can look into the project's technical white paper on their own.