In the latest episode of Fragmentation Bodcast, host Elisha Oso Akayo, sat with Tom Tropridge, co -founder and CEO of Fluence Labs, to discuss the advanced concept of Decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePin).
TROWBRIDGE offers an insight into this emerging sector, which he said is ready to disable traditional infrastructure models next year and beyond.
What is Debine?
TROWBRIDGE, DePin, explains a great outsourcing of physical infrastructure and connecting them together through networks stimulated by the encrypted economy.
This model enables decentralized data storage, maps drawing networks and other services to work more efficiently, often at the cost of central alternatives.
Tropridge emphasized:
“DePin projects need to provide superior products or will not work.”
The success of these networks depends on providing concrete value to customers, who give priority to the results of the product on basic technology.
Moving to decentralized computing
Thinking about his journey, TROWBRIDGE shared how he moved from the Heedra Hashgraph leadership leadership to Fluence Laborators.
Its current focus is on the treatment of technology giants dominating cloud computing by providing costly and ineffective alternatives. He described how the decentralized computing platform in Fluence aims to enhance safety and expansion while maintaining the user’s elasticity.
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Although DePins may provide solutions to the issues mobile in the central systems, the sector is still facing challenges.
One of the challenges, according to TROWBRIDGE, is to get customers. Although the sector has successfully attracted shareholders, persuading companies to adopt these services is still a major obstacle.
He also emphasized the need to simplify DePins messages for the masses outside the encryption community, with a focus on the benefit of products instead of using technical terms.
Depends on 2025
TROWBRIDGE has been optimistic about DePins capabilities to generate revenues in the real world, which may make them less dependent on the volatile courses of the speculative cryptocurrency market.
With the maturity of the sector, it is expected to see a major shift in 2025, driven by innovative projects and increasing demand for decentralized solutions.
The rest of the podcast is looking for how to reshape the DePin for the infrastructure scene, which provides a glimpse of the future of WEB3 practical applications.
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