Transforming Real-World Compute Into On-Chain Assets Through Mining Hardware Tokenization, with Leo Fan Xiong @ Cysic (Video)
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Leo Fan is Co-Founder of Cysic, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Rutgers University, and a former core researcher at Algorand. He leads the development of ComputeFi, Cysic’s hardware tokenisation model that turns real-world compute into on-chain assets — part of Cysic’s broader mission to build low-latency, cost-efficient infrastructure for real-time Web3, AI, and decentralised applications.
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