Salad's decision to integrate Golem reflects a pragmatic approach to scaling compute infrastructure. Rather than viewing Web3 and traditional systems as opposing forces, the project is leveraging decentralized networks as a complement to existing backend operations.
The shift addresses three core challenges: streamlining centralized infrastructure components, offloading computational workloads to on-chain solutions, and building resilience through distributed compute resources. This isn't about Web2 replacement—it's about optimization. By tapping into Golem's decentralized compute layer, Salad can manage variable workloads more flexibly while reducing operational dependencies.
This approach signals a broader trend where projects adopt Web3 infrastructure selectively, focusing on specific business problems where decentralization adds tangible value. For compute-heavy operations, delegating to decentralized networks becomes a viable alternative to scaling centralized servers.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12h ago
Really, this is a pragmatic approach. It's not about either/or, but about leveraging each other's strengths, so we can survive longer.
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FreeMinter
· 12h ago
Hey, this is the right way. It's not about an either-or opposition, but genuinely solving problems with distributed computing power.
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RugpullTherapist
· 12h ago
Hmm... Another pragmatic type. I really like this no-nonsense approach.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12h ago
This is a pragmatic approach, not an all-or-nothing gamble.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 12h ago
Basically, it's pragmatism. Web3 isn't here to cause trouble; it's here to help.
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SleepyArbCat
· 12h ago
Hmm... Salad isn't aiming to overthrow Web2 this time, but rather using Golem to reduce gas pressure directly. Woke up for a second and realized this is the right approach.
Salad's decision to integrate Golem reflects a pragmatic approach to scaling compute infrastructure. Rather than viewing Web3 and traditional systems as opposing forces, the project is leveraging decentralized networks as a complement to existing backend operations.
The shift addresses three core challenges: streamlining centralized infrastructure components, offloading computational workloads to on-chain solutions, and building resilience through distributed compute resources. This isn't about Web2 replacement—it's about optimization. By tapping into Golem's decentralized compute layer, Salad can manage variable workloads more flexibly while reducing operational dependencies.
This approach signals a broader trend where projects adopt Web3 infrastructure selectively, focusing on specific business problems where decentralization adds tangible value. For compute-heavy operations, delegating to decentralized networks becomes a viable alternative to scaling centralized servers.