Decentralized computing power platform Fluence announces RWA (Real World Assets) roadmap

Decentralized computing power platform Fluence has announced its RWA (Real World Assets) roadmap, planning to put hardware devices such as GPUs and CPUs, as well as their output revenue, on-chain. It aims to build an RWAFi financial system through FLT-collateralized stablecoins, lending of unallocated rewards, on-chain issuance of hardware NFTs, and dynamic staking mechanisms. The roadmap shows that Fluence will launch a pFLT-collateralized stablecoin pilot in Q3 2025, and achieve its use for paying for computing power services in Q4. From Q1 2026, it will support the on-chain issuance of hardware NFTs with metadata such as location, performance, and runtime. Currently, the Fluence network capacity reaches 11,520 vCPUs, memory capacity is 70 TB, storage capacity is 597 TB, total revenue is $688,313, annualized revenue is $1,103,400.00, cloud service costs saved are $2,738,100.00, and the total $FLT pledged lock-up reaches 21,197,711. Fluence aims to provide 85% lower computing costs than traditional cloud services and provide $FLT holders with 20% annualized staking returns. Its economic model has a deflationary mechanism, and the protocol will use actual income to repurchase $FLT on the open market. In addition, through the "Pointless" points program, users holding $FLT can also receive ecological rewards from popular DePIN projects. []