Decentralized cloud gaming protocol DeepLink Protocol opens Public Sale Phase 4

Odaily News The decentralized cloud gaming protocol DeepLink Protocol completed Public Sale Phase 3 on the 13th of this month, raising $900,000 in funds. The project has now opened Public Sale Phase 4, which will end on August 5. In Public Sale Phase 1 and Phase 2 in June, DeepLink Protocol raised $1.05 million and $1.2 million respectively. The Japanese market accounts for 70% of the total, and it has received widespread attention from the local community. DeepLink is a decentralized cloud gaming protocol driven by artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, providing ultra-low latency game rendering technology, supporting cloud e-sports, cloud Internet cafes, cloud 3A games, blockchain integrated games, and cloud VR/AR/XR and other applications. The DeepLink protocol, enhanced by artificial intelligence technology, can improve the rendering resolution and clarity of the game. The core of the DeepLink protocol is to share GPU computing power through blockchain technology and achieve smooth cloud gaming through ultra-low latency game rendering technology. These games run on the GPU computing power provided by miners. Both personal GPU computers and data center GPU computers can provide GPU computing power for gamers. GPU providers can receive a total of 1 billion DLC tokens in rewards each year. Players pay DLC tokens by the minute, and the tokens paid by players will be destroyed, which will lead to deflation of DLC tokens.