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The thing that has been very clear is building a decentralized robotic economic underlying system, allowing robots to achieve identity verification, task collaboration, and value settlement on the chain, no longer limited to a single platform and closed ecosystem. This is also the true development direction of the robotic industry in the future. Many projects only talk about concepts without discussing implementation, but Fabric Foundation is genuinely improving protocols and expanding the ecosystem, step by step turning the robotic economy from an idea into feasible application scenarios.

ROBO, as the core token of the entire ecosystem, holds a very critical position, as almost all ecological activities are inseparable from it. Whether it is the service settlement between robots, the staking of node operators to join the network, or community users participating in governance voting and receiving ecological incentives, all require the use of ROBO. This kind of strong practical value token model is very supported in the market. With more robotic devices connecting to the network and more application scenarios being implemented, $