Reppo Disrupts Web3 With First-Ever Liquid Node Sale—Decentralized Infrastructure Just Got Tradable

Move over, legacy cloud providers—Reppo just turned node operations into liquid assets. Their groundbreaking sale lets investors trade node participation rights like crypto tokens, potentially creating the first secondary market for decentralized infrastructure.

Why this matters: Until now, running nodes meant being locked into illiquid hardware commitments. Reppo’s model could finally align incentives between network operators and speculators—assuming the latter don’t dump their positions at the first 10% dip (old habits die hard in crypto).

The fine print: While ’liquid nodes’ sound revolutionary, the real test comes when the first whale decides to short the entire network’s backbone during a market downturn. Welcome to decentralized finance’s next frontier—where even infrastructure isn’t safe from trading desk antics.