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Carousel Title From Dashboard → Ocean Orchestrator → Job Start on A simple guide to running compute jobs on Ocean Network Ever wondered how compute jobs run on @ONcompute ? Here’s a simple step-by-step workflow: Dashboard → Orchestrator → Execution

After a Dutch auction clears, two things happen immediately: 1. The asset transfers to the buyer 2. The price at which it cleared becomes a real data point That price is not a listing. It’s not an ask. It’s not a bid. It’s a completed transaction under time pressure. Over time, these data points matter more than static listings because they show where buyers actually acted, not where sellers hoped. For users, this means: - more reliable signals - clearer reference points - less guessing when entering or exiting positions

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MNGA starts tonight! If you’ve ever watched your NFT sit listed… or tried to buy and felt like you’re guessing… you already know why this matters.

On Dutch you’re not meant to compete with other buyers. You’re just making a timing decision. You open an auction and see: ＄ current price ⏳ time remaining 📉 price trajectory That’s all you really need. You’re not reacting to bids or trying to outclick someone. “At this price, right now, do I want this?” If yes, you take it and the auction ends. If no, the price improves, but the risk increases that someone else steps in first. That tradeoff is the entire mechanism.

You decide to sell an NFT on Dutch. Let’s start… You set: 1. a starting price (e.g. 2 $ETH equivalent) 2. a minimum price (e.g. 1.2) 3. a duration (default ~12h) From that moment, the system takes over. The price decreases automatically over time. No edits, no relisting, no manual adjustments. Buyers are watching the same price curve. They don’t bid. They decide when the price becomes worth taking. The moment someone accepts, the auction ends instantly. If no one takes it, that’s also a clear signal - the market didn’t find value in that range. What this removes: - constant repricing - undercutting loops - waiting days to see if something sells You get a defined window, a clear outcome, and an actual answer.

We’re starting a movement: MAKE NFTs GREAT AGAIN 🎙️ NFTs were fun back then when they actually sold. Now it’s mostly listings, floor watching, and guessing. We’re are going back to basics: how price should work, why markets stopped clearing, and what would actually bring people back. @dragonisnear @DegenVerseWeb3 @BazaarsBzr + 6 more! No fluff, just real discussion.

If you’re building AI, training models, or running experiments, this matters: Less time managing infrastructure More time actually building That’s the real edge @oncompute brings

Why choose Ocean Network over traditional cloud? • No upfront infra costs • Pay-per-use compute jobs • Faster setup for teams and solo builders • Access to powerful GPUs without long commitments It’s built for speed and flexibility.

AI builders don’t just need compute… they need flexible compute. That’s where @oncompute (Ocean Network) stands out Instead of dealing with complex cloud setups, you get a simple path from code → compute → results. 🔗 oncompute.ai

Ocean Network turns global idle GPUs into usable compute. Pick a node → run your job → get results back No cloud lock-in No wasted spend Just efficient AI execution That’s the future @oncompute is building

Why Ocean Network over traditional cloud? • Pay-per-use compute jobs • No infra management • No preset resource bundles • Run directly from your IDE You focus on building, not managing servers.

AI builders don’t just need compute… they need flexible compute. That’s where @ONcompute (Ocean Network) stands out 🌊 Instead of complex cloud setups, you get a simple path from code → compute → results. 🔗 oncompute.ai

You think you’re just “trading the market.” In reality you’re trading inside someone else’s system. Fees, liquidity routing, order flow, listings… all designed to maximize activity, not outcomes. Even in high liquidity markets, you’re not seeing the full picture. That doesn’t mean it’s a scam. It just means you should understand where you’re playing, and what incentives are behind it.

🤯 Here’s one thing NFT marketplaces hide: How long it actually takes for assets to sell. Listings can sit for weeks or months waiting, but you’d never know. ➡️ Dutch auctions compress that uncertainty into 12 hours. Collectors know exactly when price discovery happens.

GM to everyone who survived: mint season 2022 reveal season rug season bear market and is still here!