As the morning light climbs onto the windowsill, you are bending down to tie your sports shoes, and your index finger suddenly brushes against a streak of gray—a mark left on the shoe's surface from last night's heavy rain.

The theme music of the morning news comes from next door, accompanied by the sizzling sound of frying eggs, while your phone on the dining table is slightly warm; it has just completed a distributed rendering task from the early morning, and the lock screen interface is popping up today’s computing power earnings notification: ¥27.68, enough to buy a cup of extra strong latte with some change left.

@theblessnetwork is reconstructing the morning economics of the computational world:

💰 Device is the miner - an old phone on the balcony is mining in the sun, easier to care for than succulent plants.

Technology allows every everyday moment to generate value:
✅ Seamless access across all platforms: easier than setting up a coffee machine, runs quietly in the background like the hum of a refrigerator.

✅ Low threshold, high return: you can participate with a quad-core processor, and earnings accumulate like morning dew — last week, my neighbor earned back the money for a picture book using a tablet computer that his child had outgrown.

🔒 Blockchain Encryption Guardian: A digital piggy bank more reliable than old-fashioned safes, with every transaction as clear and verifiable as the aluminum foil seal on a milk bottle.

This is not science fiction - just like a shirt hanging in the morning breeze will puff up on its own, your old phone gathering dust in the drawer, the printer in the corner of the office, and even the body fat scale in the gym, all hold unclaimed digital checks. Now, they are waiting to be awakened by a glance from you.

@theblessnetwork @kaito #kaito