Last night, my teammate raged at me during ranked and I got so tilted that I Alt+F4’d in anger. Then I saw the guy next to me happily hugging his old 3070, saying, “Don’t bother me, my card is working at @cysic_xyz.” As an engineer, I was stunned—are GPUs now out here earning money like a day job?

Cysic turns computing power like GPUs and ASICs into verifiable, tradable assets, calling it ComputeFi. The third Ignition testnet phase has wrapped up, and now the airdrop eligibility checker is live: from December 1–7, community OGs, Cube members, node operators, testnet players, developers, and Kaito’s yappers can all connect to see their tier.

My feed is full of people showing off their levels. As an engineer, I care more about the allocation logic: network equity is distributed based on actual work, not whoever scripts the most interactions. If you’ve really contributed to Cysic before, don’t slack off—go hit the checker, or you’ll seriously miss out.