Larry Fink calling for compute futures is the signal.
Wall Street sees it: compute is the foundational commodity of the digital economy. But you can't have futures without commodification first.
Futures markets require standardization, fungibility, quality guarantees - things you can price and trade. You can't build derivatives on top of chaos.
Reality Network commodified compute. Not by centralizing it, but by establishing the governance and verification frameworks that make decentralized compute actually tradeable.
Fink wants the derivatives market. We built the spot market those futures would reference.
When institutions need exposure to decentralized compute infrastructure, they won't buy AWS proxies or speculate on vaporware. They need protocols with real governance, organic legitimacy, and quality guarantees.
DePIN's first wave failed because they built infrastructure without commodification. We solved that problem.
