Cloud computing shouldn't require blind trust 👁‍🗨

We're excited to introduce the FLT Guardians initiative! A community-powered system where compute is tokenized, transparent, and independently verified.

Centralized compute hides problems

⚠️ Unexpected outages
⚠️ No visibility into performance
⚠️ No way to act when SLAs fail

Web3 infrastructure needs people who operate it to help hold it accountable.

That’s the role of Guardians.
Guardians are independent monitors in the Fluence network.
They receive $FLT by confirming performance, uptime, and latency of compute providers without depending on internal tools or user complaints.
Think of them as validators focused on tracking service quality.

What do Guardians actually do?

✅ Track provider availability in real time
✅ Publish public telemetry
✅ Catch SLA failures and trigger built-in penalties

It all runs on personal devices, with no middleman.
The economics behind it run on FLT 💸

🟡 Guardians earn FLT for detecting SLA breaches.
🟡 Users spend FLT to access discounted compute.
🟡 Performance is verified via uptime and latency checks.
🟡 All data is transparent and enforced on-chain.

Interested in becoming a Guardian?

The setup is easy.
🟢 Run a lightweight node (even from a phone)
🟢 Maintain a steady internet connection
🟢 No datacenter needed

Read the blog post and learn how to join!
https://www.fluence.network/blog/introducing-flt-guardians/