Fiber is being built as an open network where people, businesses, applications, and machines can exchange value continuously, without a payment processor sitting at the center of every relationship. In practice, that means creators can be paid as their work is consumed rather than waiting on monthly platform payouts. Applications can charge a fraction of a cent per request instead of forcing subscriptions on occasional users. Devices can pay for the exact bandwidth or electricity they use, as they use it. These are payments that card fees and per transaction settlement rule out today, and they become practical the moment value moves offchain and flows at internet speed. How the network makes that possible 👇 nervos.org/knowledge-base/wh…