NodeGo is a new DePIN project allowing users to share unused resources to meet business demands for computing power.
How NodeGo Operates
Getting started with NodeGo is simple: users can download a browser extension or create an account online to share resources. Participants can choose from several options: a browser extension for sharing internet bandwidth, a desktop client for sharing CPU and GPU power, dedicated equipment for more serious participants, and transaction validation. This makes NodeGo accessible to both casual and advanced users.
Solving Business Challenges Through DePIN
NodeGo addresses business challenges by providing a cheaper alternative to traditional servers via DePIN. The platform turns unused resources into useful ones for data collection, AI powering, and cloud applications. Businesses only pay for actual usage, reducing costs and risks associated with centralized systems.
The Economic Engine: $GO
The NodeGo ecosystem runs on Solana-based $GO tokens. These tokens are used for resource payments, staking and rewards, and network governance. The total token supply is capped at 1 billion, distributed among participants and investors. The system incentivizes the use of $GO, increasing token demand and maintaining their value.
NodeGo aims to democratize access to computing resources, turning them into accessible and efficient tools for businesses and individuals, supporting the development of new technologies and improving the use of existing resources.
