Bitcoin's L2 project, the Bitcoin Virtual Machine (BVM), has recently announced a significant integration with io.net, a platform powered by Solana's DePIN protocol. This partnership aims to harness the full potential of decentralized GPU clusters, providing a smooth experience for developers and users alike.

BVM took to social media platform X to share the exciting news, emphasizing the collaboration's potential to bolster the Bitcoin L2 blockchain, Eternal AI, and an open AI infrastructure designed for AI smart contracts and model storage. With over 3,800 user-generated models in the pre-launch phase, the platform's capacity demand is expected to surge, potentially quadrupling after testing.

On the other hand, Solana's DePIN protocol io.net offers developers a seamless cloud experience, complete with infinite scalability for training and inference. Built for optimal performance and user-friendly operations, io.net boasts unmatched computing power.

Solana has been making waves in the crypto world, thanks to its robust infrastructure and active developer community. The platform has become a hub for DePIN projects in various stages of development, showcasing its versatility and thriving DeFi and NFT sectors.

Io.net is constructing a network that aggregates computing power from diverse sources, including data centers, crypto miners, and companies like Render. This network aims to enhance machine learning capabilities by combining GPU power, positioning itself as a 'GPU Aggregator.'

As of the latest data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin's current price stands at $64,650.30, following a 3.95% decrease in one day. The cryptocurrency boasts a market cap of $1,272,191,416,087 and $59,850,232,205 in 24-hour volume.

Solana (SOL) is currently trading at $144.35, down 4.67% in 24 hours. The coin has a market cap of $64,364,443,236 and $10,047,583,931 in 24-hour volume.