Everyone keeps saying GPU mining is finished, but here's what's actually happening: the old game is over, but a completely different one just started. Back in the day, miners packed warehouses with GPUs just to solve pointless math problems. Now? The computational power is finally being put to real work. Boundless is basically giving those dusty mining rigs a second life, except this time GPUs are running actual tasks for developers, generating zero-knowledge proofs, and miners actually get paid for something meaningful. The setup is straightforward—configure your GPU, run a node, start accepting work orders. Developers submit tasks, the network computes them, verification happens instantly, and everyone wins on efficiency and cost. So is GPU mining dead? Not really. It's evolved. What used to be about luck and electricity costs is now about raw computational power creating genuine value in the Web3 and AI space. ZKC, the token powering this, is currently trading around $0.07 with solid volume. If this catches on, we might see another GPU rush, but this time miners are actually building something useful instead of just burning electricity. That's the real difference.