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The story of Midnight: a blockchain that is more than just 'transparent'
Opening remarks: @MidnightNetwork
Imagine that the current blockchain world is like a huge glass house. Although it is very secure, everything you do inside, such as shopping or signing contracts, can be seen clearly by everyone through the glass. This makes you feel very awkward and unsafe when you want to use it to manage company secrets, personal medical records, or conduct a private transaction.
What Midnight aims to do is to create independent rooms with privacy curtains for you in this glass house. You can come and go freely, enjoying the security and reliability of blockchain while protecting your business secrets and personal privacy, in compliance with the regulations of the real world.

Fabric protocol: Build a 'public chain' for the robot world
Core in one sentence:
Harness the power of all humanity to collaboratively build, own, and supervise a super robot (ROBO1) with blockchain, preventing AI from being monopolized by a few giants.
Why do this?@Fabric Foundation
Robots are about to 'instantaneously become' experts (once one learns, all learn instantly)
Monopoly risk: Whoever masters the technology first can control the global industry
Solution: Use blockchain to create a 'trust layer' between humans and robots
Three core mechanisms:$ROBO
Breathing money printer
Print less money during peak network times (to prevent inflation)

In a nutshell
The Fabric protocol aims to use blockchain to gather global forces to jointly create a safe and reliable super robot for all humanity, preventing AI and robotic technology from being monopolized by a few giants.@Fabric Foundation
Core issues
The AI explosion enables robots to "instantaneously learn all skills." If technology is monopolized, a few individuals or companies will control the global economy, leaving ordinary people without jobs. Fabric's solution is to decentralize and make robots a public infrastructure.
Three core mechanisms
A "breathing" money printer: automatically adjusts the issuance of tokens based on the network's busyness and the quality of work. If busy, print less (to maintain value); if idle, print more (to incentivize); and if quality is poor, impose penalties.

(Fabric Protocol): Create a robot that belongs to all humanity, safe and smart$ROBO
Imagine that in the future, your neighbors, colleagues, and even your family members could be robots. They could not only help you with chores but also go out to work and earn money. But the question is: who will create, own, and control these increasingly intelligent robots? Is it a particular company or a super-rich individual? If robots learn all the skills, what will we humans be able to do?
The Fabric Protocol aims to provide an answer to these questions. It envisions a grand blueprint for the future: using blockchain technology to harness the collective power of all humanity to jointly build, own, and oversee a super general robot named 'ROBO1'. It's like creating an 'open-source operating system' and a 'shared economy' for the robot world.