TuumIO’s First Strategic Funding: Optimizing Node Costs and Scaling for Growth
We are excited to announce the first strategic initiative from the TuumIO Strategic Fund, which involves a collaboration with a leading infrastructure company. This initiative will allow us to cap the cost of operating a TuumIO Node at $1, significantly reducing overhead and providing the scalability needed to support our growing user base. We are allocating 25 million SOLVE tokens for this initiative as part of incremental payments based on key performance indicators (KPIs) and milestones, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently and responsibly as we scale.
With Care.Trials projected to grow to 25 million+ patients in the coming quarters, every cent saved in monthly operating costs will accumulate quickly, enabling us to operate efficiently at scale. This agreement allows us to secure scalable infrastructure while capping our operational risks.
Importantly, the tokens allocated for this initiative will be handled with care, ensuring that our SOLVE ecosystem remains strong and aligned with our long-term goals. Our approach is structured to maintain the health of our token economy while driving growth.
This strategic initiative offers direct benefits for SOLVE holders. By reducing the cost of operating nodes, we can significantly scale our infrastructure, which will accommodate millions of new users and decentralized applications. As more applications and users join the network, the demand for SOLVE tokens through utility will naturally increase, as they are required for transactions, network interactions, and powering these applications.
Additionally, as our infrastructure grows, SOLVE tokens will remain central to the ecosystem. These developments ensure that SOLVE will play an increasingly vital role as TuumIO continues to scale.
Looking ahead, we will continue making strategic allocations in infrastructure, AI, and other technologies to achieve massive scale for TuumIO’s ecosystem.
The first phase of this initiative will be carried out this week.
