Bless & Monad (L1 Blockchain) Team Up to Supercharge Decentralized Compute—Powered by the Community
Two crypto heavyweights just dropped a collaboration bombshell.
Bless and Monad—the high-performance L1 blockchain—are joining forces to democratize distributed computing. And they're letting the community call the shots.
The play: A decentralized compute network that actually scales. No more centralized bottlenecks. No more rent-seeking cloud providers skimming 30% margins.
Monad's parallelized EVM execution meets Bless's community-driven resource pooling. The result? A self-sustaining ecosystem where users contribute spare compute power—and get paid in crypto for it.
Why it matters: Web3 infrastructure still leans on Web2 hosting. This partnership could finally uncouple decentralized apps from AWS and Google Cloud—assuming they don't get acquired by a VC firm and 'pivot to enterprise AI' first.
One thing's certain: the crypto crowd loves a good disruption. Especially when it sticks it to legacy tech giants.
Together, Bless Network and Monad have collaborated to create a new way for developers and users to fetch on‑chain data and send transactions to the Monad blockchain. This partnership will simplify the utilization of blockchain and will allow the general users to gain access to network computing.
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You can now fetch on-chain data and send transactions from @monad using Bless.
One more step toward community-powered compute, built together. pic.twitter.com/nqAcNym7T0
Streamlined On‑Chain Interactions
Developers building applications on Monad can now use Bless Network with its APIs and SDKs to read data and be able to make queries and generate transactions without the need to communicate with low-level RPC endpoints.
On the user front, users may simply hook up wallets, balance-check, and execute operations on Monad with a few clicks on its parallel-execution EVM framework.
The Community-Driven Compute Power of Bless
The major concept of this platform is its model of shared computing, where all common hardware, including MacBooks and home desktops, can provide the processing power and confirm transactions.
Rather than depending on centralized cloud services, the Bless Network pays those who help in securing the network and enhancing its performance.
The integration increases adoption because it offers the user access to this community-driven infrastructure easily, as it stays decentralized within the network.
Benefits for the Market
With a Monad blockchain’s partnership with Bless, different benefits become evident to the blockchain ecosystem.
To begin with, it lowers the barrier to entry for developers that want to work with high TPS parallel working with the EVM but do not want to run their own nodes.
Second, it further incentivizes a greater number of individuals to join the Monad network to decentralize it and achieve greater security in the chain.
Third, the Monad-based projects may now make use of the analytics and transaction-management capabilities of the Bless network, improving developer productivity and user experience.
In the evolving blockchain networks, the example of Bless integration with Monad shows the evolution of tools and infrastructure to empower the builders and end users.
This collaboration streamlines on-chain procedures and incentivizes community-contributed computational resources, fostering a more comprehensive, effective, and resilient Web3. It develops a place where all participants of the network can benefit from the shared incentive through a decentralized network.
