Talk about @cysic_xyz's approach in the gaming and content industry.

As a game/content platform, there are three things to fear the most: cheating, inflated numbers, and mismatched accounts. Cysic's approach is to treat the proof of "I really calculated according to the rules" as a standard commodity: you throw verification/scoring/revenue sharing recalculations into the network, and what comes back is the result with cryptographic proof and a bill charged by quantity. The platform directly handles risk control and settlement without needing to build a large number of prover clusters. The official positioning is "a full-stack computing power network that turns GPU/ASIC and computing power into liquid assets", buying "results" without having to buy machines first.

How to open the money road? Use x402 to write "pay first, settle later" into the interface: client/script request → return 402 (payment required) and payment parameters → on-chain confirmation → continue execution → return with proof of results. For content platform creators' revenue sharing, advertising settlement, and AI generation calls, this is equivalent to an automated pipeline of "order - payment - execution - receipt," eliminating the need for chasing payments and manual reconciliation.

Landing checklist (for game/content team):
1) Extract the "anti-cheat/points verification/revenue sharing settlement" into operations, first throw it into SPN×Cysic for pressure testing, and observe the queue and failure rate;
2) Connect to the payment layer x402, allowing robots/microservices to pay automatically based on usage before execution;
3) Hang the "proof receipt + fee voucher" in your audit panel (can be reused for event arbitration, advertiser reconciliation, and creator settlement);
4) Replace "napkin KPI" with $/proof and W/proof, tracking unit costs and energy efficiency weekly.