So there's a campaign on Indiegogo for Holo, which is hardware & software that offers this:
Holo is helping to grow a more human Internet — where you control your personal data and choose how your applications work. With Holo, you share your computer's spare capacity to help others connect to peer-to-peer apps. When people use the apps you host, you can get rewarded in cryptocurrency by the app's creators.
It's 200% funded it's got about a month left.
Essentially, you invest in the hardware, hook it up, share your free space and get paid for the space you share in Holo Fuel, their cryptocurrency. Their goal, it seems, is to create a truly distributed internet at the HUMAN level.
Seems interesting, not sure how I feel about it. But some of the rewards are enticing, including training camps that teach you how to build apps and services on their framework the Holochain.
What do you guys think?