Boundless Network is exploring an innovative way to utilize computing power for "valuable proofs." This is not just to replace the ineffective computations in traditional Mining, but more importantly, it can provide businesses with verifiable computation records. This feature is highly attractive for companies that need to generate ESG or Compliance reports.

Imagine that supply chain audits, model inference logs, or multi-party computations can leave verifiable proofs on the blockchain. This not only meets the needs of regulatory audits but also quantifies the energy consumed and carbon emissions generated for each proof. In this way, computing power expenditure can be counted as compliance costs in the company's accounts.

However, to make this technology an industry standard, two key issues need to be addressed: first, establishing unified energy consumption and credibility measurement standards, and second, generating third-party verifiable audit reports. Once these two issues are resolved, Boundless's appeal to institutional users will no longer be limited to the technical level, but will truly make "trusted computing power" a corporate service that embodies compliance, environmental sustainability, and verifiability.

To assess whether Boundless is transforming zero-knowledge proof technology into tools usable by institutions, we should closely monitor its enterprise-level pilot projects, the release of audit white papers, and the specific energy consumption data during each proof process. These indicators will serve as important criteria for judging its development direction and practical application value.

As the concept of trusted computing power continues to develop, we may see more companies begin to value and adopt this technology, not only to meet compliance requirements but also to enhance their environmental responsibility and operational transparency. This shift could drive the entire industry towards a more sustainable and responsible direction.