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Internet Computer Millionaire Takes Profit On ICP To Join New Decentralized Internet Protcol Providing Web3 Devices

 

Coldware (COLD), a next-gen Layer-1 blockchain protocol, is gaining serious traction as it rolls out the foundation for a truly decentralized internet.

With integrated IoT infrastructure, Web3-ready hardware, and mobile-native design, Coldware (COLD) is attracting investors who once backed older internet decentralization projects like Internet Computer (ICP). As Coldware’s PayFi network and decentralized app ecosystem take shape, major holders of Internet Computer (ICP) are reallocating profits into Coldware’s presale.

Coldware Offers Real-World Utility and Infrastructure

In contrast, Coldware (COLD) is providing something fresh: a decentralized network that includes physical infrastructure. Through Web3-native devices like the ColdBook® and Larna 2400®, users can connect to the Coldware blockchain, interact with dApps, and use the PayFi layer to conduct global payments or access decentralized services directly from their smartphones. Coldware doesn’t stop at decentralization—it delivers the tools to participate in it.

Internet Computer (ICP) Reaches Maturity, Slows in Growth

Internet Computer (ICP) was once one of the most ambitious crypto projects, aiming to recreate the internet using blockchain. With a current market cap near $4.7 billion, ICP has achieved substantial milestones—but growth is now stalling. For ICP to deliver another 10x return, it would need to hit $47 billion, which many analysts see as unrealistic in the near future. The ecosystem, while robust, is competing against Ethereum, Solana, and other established smart contract platforms.

Why ICP Millionaires Are Moving to Coldware

Internet Computer (ICP) investors who secured early gains are now diversifying into newer, more agile protocols with explosive growth potential. Coldware offers that trajectory. With an active presale and plans for Tier-1 listings, Coldware (COLD) is still early in its growth curve. Its combination of decentralized payment infrastructure (PayFi), a dApp marketplace, and mobile-first design has positioned it as the next step for users disillusioned with slow-moving or overly complex blockchain ecosystems like ICP.

From Decentralized Cloud to Decentralized Edge

While Internet Computer (ICP) focuses heavily on cloud infrastructure and smart contracts, Coldware (COLD) takes decentralization a step further by integrating edge computing through IoT devices. This shift from cloud to edge is appealing to users who want lower latency, more privacy, and decentralized access to services. The inclusion of features like staking, tokenization, NFT support, and smart contract compatibility make Coldware a full-featured platform built for global scale.

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Coldware’s Tokenomics and Accessibility

The $COLD token fuels the entire ecosystem—from transaction processing to staking and governance. It’s built for scalability and speed, ensuring users can interact with dApps and services with minimal fees. Unlike Internet Computer (ICP), where accessing services often requires understanding complex token economics, Coldware’s PayFi system is designed for simplicity, making it ideal for everyday mobile use across underserved regions.

The Mobile Edge: A Key Differentiator

Coldware’s mobile-first approach directly contrasts with Internet Computer (ICP), which lacks a mobile-native ecosystem. Coldware’s ability to run light nodes from smartphones not only makes blockchain participation more accessible, but also decentralizes infrastructure in real-time. For investors seeking a blockchain that embraces mobile innovation and real-world use cases, Coldware (COLD) presents a more practical, adaptable solution than the monolithic architecture of ICP.

Conclusion

While Internet Computer (ICP) paved the way for decentralized internet concepts, its growth has slowed and adoption remains limited to developers and technical users. Coldware (COLD) is taking a broader approach, offering real Web3 devices, user-friendly payment systems, and a rapidly growing ecosystem with everyday usability in mind. As ICP whales cash out to explore new opportunities, Coldware (COLD) is quickly becoming the go-to platform for forward-thinking investors seeking the next frontier in internet decentralization.

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