I used to think that my computer at home was just for browsing web pages and watching TV shows, but I didn't expect it to be able to do some serious things. When I first came into contact with @ theblesnetwork, I installed an extension program to provide them with some idle computing power, but I didn't take it seriously. As soon as you tried it, you got hooked - you heard it right, you don't have to turn off your work, it silently runs in the background, and you can get some real rewards while running. Later on, I started to participate in more activities such as running nodes, hanging angel avatars, and active community tasks. I discovered that Bliss is not just a mining tool, it actually does quite a lot of things. While using zero knowledge proofs to ensure privacy and security, the concept of "device as a service" has been developed into a model project through the NNApp framework. Imagine this: the more people use future apps, the faster and more stable they will be. This logic is like the Thunder P2P era - Bliss is also heading towards the path of "computing power P2P". And the highlight of these two days is the Town Hall on the evening of July 30th. It is said that the details of the entire economic model, roadmap updates, and even the timing of the launch of the exchange and mainnet may be disclosed. This level of update is usually a prelude to disk pulling, so I suggest taking it seriously. To be honest, @ theblesnetwork was not created by hype, but by gradually laying it out through technology and scenes. Behind it, there are not only technical teams working hard, but also communities participating in the polishing process. So at this stage, participate early, persist in running nodes, and actively participate in the community. Maybe on the day TGE really lands, what you have saved in your hands will be the first chips that others cannot catch up with. It's not too late yet, don't wait until everyone is discussing to remember that you've also seen it. BLESS BlessNetwork KaitoAI Yappers