Golem has launched a dynamic marketplace for CGI rendering where you may rent computational power to perform these exhaustive tasks. Though the traffic on the present marketplace is limited with hardly any average pricing to look at patterns, renting computational power is a real use case with a real solution in providing decentralized supercomputing.
Onboarding three groups are required to scale the compute market provided by Golem: providers of computing resources ("providers"), task creators ("requestors") who submit their jobs to be computed by the network, and software developers. Golem's distinctive, interconnected ecology is made up of these three groupings.
Currently, Golem is creating the necessary developer tools to onboard prospective software developers, including an application registry where developers can publish their applications and requesters can easily search and find the specific applications and tools they need. The community will leverage the application registry to maintain quality control through a decentralized rewards and reputation system.
Use of Native tokens in the ecosystem:
GLM acts as Golem’s Network Token that is needed to pay for computations on the network and is the currency that drives the marketplace.