ChainGPT announced a partnership with DePINed to monetize unused internet resources and computing power through a decentralized network with the $DePIN token on Solana 🚀

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ChainGPT announced a partnership with DePINed, a decentralized network that allows users to monetize unused resources such as computing power and internet bandwidth. DePINed provides access to powerful AI and rendering tools, offering solutions through a PC and browser app. Network participants can earn up to 85 percent of the income from the resources they provide in the form of $DePIN tokens. This project opens up new opportunities for businesses and users, reducing costs and providing access to advanced technologies.

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