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This week's event, dividing usual, has already been distributed as not, the specifics are as follows:
Because it’s the first time doing an event, I’m still learning
So there have been some small unexpected issues
Usual doesn’t know why it can’t transfer to the fund account, so the fund account only has 10 not, which has been divided among everyone
For next week's distribution event, I will quantify it, for example, one doge, one hundred not, or one thousand shib, a person replies with their ID, then it all goes to them, if two people then it goes to two people
This way, dividing according to the total amount will give a reference
Also, the way of distribution: whether everyone shares equally or I randomly pick numbers, everyone can reply, whichever gets more will be the method used
Additionally, I will gradually increase the amount each week based on the event situation
Even increase the frequency of the event
For example, initially one doge, later possibly ten, or even one hundred
The frequency is tentatively set to once a week, but it may change to three to five days once, or even once a day, it’s all possible
I will adjust and optimize at any time based on everyone’s feedback, let’s play together!
Because it’s the first time doing an event, I’m still learning
So there have been some small unexpected issues
Usual doesn’t know why it can’t transfer to the fund account, so the fund account only has 10 not, which has been divided among everyone
For next week's distribution event, I will quantify it, for example, one doge, one hundred not, or one thousand shib, a person replies with their ID, then it all goes to them, if two people then it goes to two people
This way, dividing according to the total amount will give a reference
Also, the way of distribution: whether everyone shares equally or I randomly pick numbers, everyone can reply, whichever gets more will be the method used
Additionally, I will gradually increase the amount each week based on the event situation
Even increase the frequency of the event
For example, initially one doge, later possibly ten, or even one hundred
The frequency is tentatively set to once a week, but it may change to three to five days once, or even once a day, it’s all possible
I will adjust and optimize at any time based on everyone’s feedback, let’s play together!
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$BNB has been staked for a long time, gave a bunch of various coins, holding for doubling, or should I exchange for BNB to continue staking?
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#美国PCE数据将公布 Project official website gettrumpmemes.com (or its subpages like /conference) published the details of this new event: a crypto and business conference + gala luncheon will be held on April 25, 2026, at Mar-a-Lago, with Trump himself attending as the keynote speaker.
Invitees: The top 297 $TRUMP holders based on time-weighted holdings or leaderboard ranking will be invited to participate. Among them, the top 29 VIPs will receive additional benefits: a reception with Trump, a special historical tour of Mar-a-Lago, priority seating, champagne toast, and more.
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#美国PCE数据将公布 Project official website gettrumpmemes.com (or its subpages like /conference) published the details of this new event: a crypto and business conference + gala luncheon will be held on April 25, 2026, at Mar-a-Lago, with Trump himself attending as the keynote speaker.
Invitees: The top 297 $TRUMP holders based on time-weighted holdings or leaderboard ranking will be invited to participate. Among them, the top 29 VIPs will receive additional benefits: a reception with Trump, a special historical tour of Mar-a-Lago, priority seating, champagne toast, and more.
From 'tools' to 'economic entities': Fabric Foundation is defining the underlying rules of the machine economy
While most people are still discussing the short-term ups and downs of AI concept coins, @Fabric Foundation has already taken $ROBO on a completely different path—not dressing AI narratives in token clothing, but reconstructing the underlying operating system of the robotics industry with blockchain.
In this wave of AI and Crypto integration, what is most lacking is not the flashy concepts at the application layer, but the infrastructure that can solve the question of 'how machines become economic participants'. The core contribution team of Fabric Foundation, OpenMind, a group of researchers from Stanford, MIT CSAIL, and Google DeepMind, is working on this: equipping robots with 'brains' and 'wallets'.
In this wave of AI and Crypto integration, what is most lacking is not the flashy concepts at the application layer, but the infrastructure that can solve the question of 'how machines become economic participants'. The core contribution team of Fabric Foundation, OpenMind, a group of researchers from Stanford, MIT CSAIL, and Google DeepMind, is working on this: equipping robots with 'brains' and 'wallets'.
#robo $ROBO
I have been paying attention to the development of modular blockchain. The concept of "verifiable networks" proposed by @Fabric Foundation is indeed eye-catching. While everyone else is still focused on performance, they have already concentrated on providing a trustworthy data validation layer for AI and DePIN. This approach of abstracting complex infrastructure allows developers to focus more on building at the application layer, which might be the right way to achieve mass adoption of Web3. The ecosystem has not yet exploded, but the underlying logic is solid enough to be worth putting on the watchlist. We look forward to it.
I have been paying attention to the development of modular blockchain. The concept of "verifiable networks" proposed by @Fabric Foundation is indeed eye-catching. While everyone else is still focused on performance, they have already concentrated on providing a trustworthy data validation layer for AI and DePIN. This approach of abstracting complex infrastructure allows developers to focus more on building at the application layer, which might be the right way to achieve mass adoption of Web3. The ecosystem has not yet exploded, but the underlying logic is solid enough to be worth putting on the watchlist. We look forward to it.
I looked through ROBO's on-chain data in the early morning, and the more I looked, the more interesting I found it.
First, let me mention an easily overlooked point: The Fabric testnet's matching engine can currently handle a peak of 3,200 tasks per second, with an average service matching time of 1.2 seconds between machines, a daily task call volume exceeding 25,000 times, and 12,400 active nodes, achieving a task completion rate of 98.7%. What lies behind these numbers? It's the automatic settlement of electricity bills for shared charging piles and AI training nodes collaboratively completing model training—economic activities between machines are already undergoing testing.
This actually touches on a fundamental issue: The machine economy still lacks its own financial layer. Robots are ubiquitous in warehouses, factories, and hospitals, yet they cannot make money, cannot pay, and cannot own anything; every transaction still requires human intervention. What Fabric aims to fill is this gap—allowing machines to have on-chain identities, autonomously settle payments, and use PoRW (Proof of Robot Work) to reward truly completed tasks.
This actually touches on a fundamental issue: The machine economy still lacks its own financial layer. Robots are ubiquitous in warehouses, factories, and hospitals, yet they cannot make money, cannot pay, and cannot own anything; every transaction still requires human intervention. What Fabric aims to fill is this gap—allowing machines to have on-chain identities, autonomously settle payments, and use PoRW (Proof of Robot Work) to reward truly completed tasks.
#robo $ROBO The blue light of the midnight laboratory has not yet gone out, ROBO has moved from code to the real market. @Fabric Foundation Carrying the narrative of the robot track, not only has it logged onto the Binance platform, but more and more platforms are accepting ROBO, with 5% airdrop fully unlocked, the market holds its breath in anticipation.
This is not only a liquidity event but also a public stress test for AI narratives—when robotic arms learn to think, can the cold candlesticks carry warm imaginations? In the short term, who will prevail, the selling pressure or the long-term ecology? The long race of technology landing has just begun.
This is not only a liquidity event but also a public stress test for AI narratives—when robotic arms learn to think, can the cold candlesticks carry warm imaginations? In the short term, who will prevail, the selling pressure or the long-term ecology? The long race of technology landing has just begun.
As we look back from the first quarter of 2026, we will find that at the countless intersections of AI and Web3
As we look back from the first quarter of 2026, we will find that at the countless intersections of AI and Web3, the 'machine economic financial layer' represented by @Fabric Foundation is becoming the most explosive potential track. Initiated by a team of professors from Stanford University and OpenMind, the goal of the Fabric Foundation is not to create a simple AI concept token, but to build a foundational decentralized coordination and payment protocol for the upcoming trillion-dollar autonomous machine era.
The current reality is that robots are everywhere—in warehouses, factories, and hospitals—but they cannot make money, cannot pay, and cannot have a digital identity. Every transaction involving machines still requires human intermediaries. The emergence of ROBO is precisely to fill this huge gap. It enables each device to have a unique on-chain identity, allowing machines to autonomously settle computing fees, purchase energy, and even earn token rewards for completed tasks—all processes are verified, transparently recorded, and fully on-chain.
The current reality is that robots are everywhere—in warehouses, factories, and hospitals—but they cannot make money, cannot pay, and cannot have a digital identity. Every transaction involving machines still requires human intermediaries. The emergence of ROBO is precisely to fill this huge gap. It enables each device to have a unique on-chain identity, allowing machines to autonomously settle computing fees, purchase energy, and even earn token rewards for completed tasks—all processes are verified, transparently recorded, and fully on-chain.
#robo $ROBO The "Android Moment" of the machine economy has arrived! Founded by a team of Stanford professors, @Fabric Foundation is building the universal operating system OM1 for robots and the collaborative network FABRIC. This is no longer just a simple concept; its products have been deployed in multiple real devices around the world, aiming to solve the issue of system fragmentation in the robotics industry.
ROBO, as the core token, will drive identity registration, task collaboration, and automatic payments in this decentralized machine economy. As physical AI becomes the next main narrative, ROBO, backed by top institutions like Pantera Capital, is worth long-term attention for its ecological implementation progress.
ROBO, as the core token, will drive identity registration, task collaboration, and automatic payments in this decentralized machine economy. As physical AI becomes the next main narrative, ROBO, backed by top institutions like Pantera Capital, is worth long-term attention for its ecological implementation progress.
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