It has tripled! Today I sold a few DDR4 16G memory sticks, which I bought second-hand when mining, and it feels better than the crypto world.
After receiving the goods, the buyer specifically messaged me: "Bro, hold on to more, it will rise in China, because everyone is raising crayfish now!"
The more I think about it, the more I realize this is the end of the hardware dividend, right? I wrote an article when I got back, and 把是真正的知识变现2.0——人类当机器人终身导师，机器人自己养你！ broke this concept down to millimeter level.
Last year, I complained that the array took up space, so I easily sold the 96T hard drive + Thunderbolt 3 array, but this year, the boss of Western Digital announced that the hard drive production capacity will be completely sold out by 2026, not a single one left! Now it's the memory's turn, and the buyer even advised me to keep it, saying the demand for "everyone raising crayfish" is booming.
I suddenly realized: hardware is always a temporary dividend, but what can truly "raise crayfish" in the long term is the robot App Store that @Fabric Foundation will soon launch!
In the future, developers will package their lifetime experiences (directors, nurses, programmers, chefs) into "skill chips" and upload them to the App Store.
The robot will use a Web3 wallet to spend $ROBO to buy skills, call them, and work to earn money to share with you.
You teach once, and the robot uses it for a lifetime, while you receive a salary every day.
Traditional course selling is a "one-time deal," but the robot App Store is a "lifetime revenue sharing system."
Understanding this, you will know why hardware is temporary, while Fabric's skill store is the long-lasting "raising crayfish" business 😂
@Fabric Foundation #ROBO $ROBO
