Ocean Protocol (OCEAN)

I had a little free time on Saturday, so I decided to test out the @oceanprotocol tools 🧐\n\nI just ran a compute job on the @ONcompute in 5 minutes.\n\nI set up Ocean Orchestrator in VS Code, deposited funds into escrow on Base, selected an environment -and my task was sent to run on a node. \n\nA couple of cents, no servers, and no SSH.\n\nThe result came right back to the editor.\n\nYou only pay for actual runtime.\n\nDecentralized computing that actually works. Not just theory.

$OCEAN on watch after showing a clear break of a key resisting trend and with this being, prices can be setting up for a notable reversal run!

With this break, the target has now become $1.34 and sights are on an over 1,050% run commencing.

That's an 11X... https://t.co/pW5rkuG376

Did you know? The Ocean VS Code Extension is now called Ocean Orchestrator 🧐

And this isn’t just a rebrand. Whereas Compute used to be limited to VS Code, Orchestrator now runs natively in four IDEs: VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Antigravity.

The bottom line for developers: you don’t have to leave your editor.

Choose your hardware, set the specs, deploy the container - and the result comes right back to your environment.

No SSH keys, nodes, or switching between tabs.

Decentralized compute that feels like local execution. Right where you’re already writing code.
@ONcompute