In the age of AI inference, the demand for computing power is notably (previously noted as: obvious) fragmented and flexible. A tech innovation firm has introduced the concept of a 'Computing Power Grid,' with the goal of managing computing power as effortlessly as electricity, allowing businesses to utilize it with minimal hassle. By capitalizing on its strengths in computing power management technology, this firm has successfully obtained its inaugural loan from China Merchants Bank, along with capital matching services, thereby setting a precedent for innovative bank credit allocation models. Amidst the artificial intelligence boom, the significance of the computing power industry has come to the fore. Traditional bank credit typically hinges on tangible collateral, posing challenges in keeping pace with the growth of AI tech innovation firms. To overcome this hurdle, banks are revising their enterprise evaluation standards, breaking free from the conventional mold of hard asset evaluation, and introducing financial offerings like Computing Power Token Loans tailored to computing power scenarios, in an effort to transform computing power transactions into credit facilities. The rationale behind credit valuation is undergoing a paradigm shift.