What if your laptop could help run AI or web apps, and you get paid for it? That’s the @theblessnetwork vision: the world’s first shared computer, powered by everyday devices. Here’s why it changes everything 🧵

2/ Today’s dApps are limited because they: > rely on one blockchain’s compute & consensus > can’t tap into their own users for processing power > are expensive & slow for heavy workloads like AI or gaming Bless set out to change that.

3/ Bless introduces Network‑Neutral Applications (nnApps). The nnApp framework enables users to provide compute simply by opening the app through their ‘nestled node’ infrastructure. This enables all nnApps to tap into the devices of their own users for compute. Open the app → spare CPU/GPU power contributes → you earn rewards. More users = more compute

4/ Heavy AI inference? ML training? Data analytics? Bless handles it by dynamically distributing workloads: > Light tasks → phones & laptops > Heavy tasks → servers & powerful nodes Dynamic Resource Matching ensures that no device is overloaded.

5/ Bless nodes run inside a WASM secure runtime. This isolates computations and ensures apps can’t access your private data or interfere with your system. Bless even uses randomized task distribution and modular verification to avoid bad actors and ensure correctness.

6/ You contribute compute to earn TIME, which you can convert to BLESS and stake to secure the network and earn more. Apps pay fiat for compute, and Bless uses 90% of network revenue to buy back and burn $BLESS. This is what happens when compute becomes community-owned.