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They really understand the pain points of developers! $NIGHT writes smart contracts in TypeScript, directly reducing the learning cost for Web2 developers to the minimum, without needing to tackle Rust, Solidity, or understand the underlying mathematics of zero-knowledge proofs. No wonder the testnet has over 2300 developers participating; this is the key to breaking the privacy chain's barriers.
⏰It's said that the project $NIGHT has done a good job on privacy, do you know why? I think one reason is that the project is extremely friendly to developers, and the privacy chain allows everyone to quickly get started #NIGHT
In reality, I think many people have the impression that privacy chains are complex and have a high barrier to entry. However, @MidnightNetwork 's Midnight considered one question from the beginning: how can developers write good privacy applications quickly and without pain?
The answer provided by the project is TypeScript. The smart contracts of the Midnight project are all written in TypeScript, which is one of the languages most familiar to and widely used by Web2 developers globally. This way, you don’t need to learn Rust from scratch, you don’t need to struggle with Solidity, and you don’t need to understand the underlying mathematics of zero-knowledge proofs. Everyone can directly write privacy logic using familiar syntax, and leave the rest to the compiler. Doesn't that seem simple? Incredible, I tell you, it really is that simple.
Since the project's test network went live, I found that over 2300 developers have tried to deploy contracts, many of whom come from a traditional Web2 background. I think this indirectly indicates how quickly the project can be adopted. With the barrier to entry for the privacy chain lowered to just needing to know how to use TypeScript, I believe #NIGHT will definitely become a core treasure for millions of developers.
#night $NIGHT @MidnightNetwork
#night $NIGHT
In reality, I think many people have the impression that privacy chains are complex and have a high barrier to entry. However, @MidnightNetwork 's Midnight considered one question from the beginning: how can developers write good privacy applications quickly and without pain?
The answer provided by the project is TypeScript. The smart contracts of the Midnight project are all written in TypeScript, which is one of the languages most familiar to and widely used by Web2 developers globally. This way, you don’t need to learn Rust from scratch, you don’t need to struggle with Solidity, and you don’t need to understand the underlying mathematics of zero-knowledge proofs. Everyone can directly write privacy logic using familiar syntax, and leave the rest to the compiler. Doesn't that seem simple? Incredible, I tell you, it really is that simple.
Since the project's test network went live, I found that over 2300 developers have tried to deploy contracts, many of whom come from a traditional Web2 background. I think this indirectly indicates how quickly the project can be adopted. With the barrier to entry for the privacy chain lowered to just needing to know how to use TypeScript, I believe #NIGHT will definitely become a core treasure for millions of developers.
#night $NIGHT @MidnightNetwork
#night $NIGHT
In two months, the address growth is 300%, with a transaction volume of 7 billion USD. $NIGHT has addressed the pain points of global finance using privacy chain technology. In the current context of frequent sanctions and wars, it serves as a "timely rain" that enables asset autonomy. This project, recognized by sovereign nations and institutions, has limitless potential for the future.
$NIGHT The essential need for privacy in a turbulent world. What do you do when your bank is unreliable?
Recently, as the situation in the Middle East continues to fluctuate, the Strait of Hormuz faces the risk of blockade, and recent conflicts are quite evident. Deposits in the Gulf region may reach $307 billion due to outflows. With the outflow of these deposits, I feel a very heartbreaking question coming to the surface: when your bank where you save money disappears or you cannot withdraw your money due to sanctions, is your money still safe? Can you still take it out? May I ask, are you afraid? These wealthy individuals are smart people; their government connections are absolutely reliable. They must have heard the clear warning signs and are definitely preparing to escape, #NIGHT $NIGHT
When bank credits can vanish overnight, $SIGN reconstructs the trust system with on-chain signatures, addressing compliance and privacy pain points in the Middle East, while helping sovereign nations avoid geopolitical financial risks. This is the hard power that can transcend cycles.
#sign地缘政治基建 $SIGN Recently, the situation in the Middle East has been exacerbated by the Beautiful Country, with the Strait of Hormuz facing the risk of blockade. Previously, I had mentioned that the outflow of deposits from the Gulf is close to 307 billion dollars. At this point, when traditional financial channels are cut off and bank credit disappears overnight, I can't help but wonder. What is truly hard currency? $SIGN
1. The trust crisis in the Middle East has created a strong demand
I saw in the news that the UAE is issuing numerous cryptocurrency licenses, but there are issues with its regulation; there's no shortage of funds, but the compliance verification system hasn't kept up. Dubai and Abu Dhabi urgently need a set of trust infrastructure that meets regulatory risk control and protects user privacy. I believe these demands are the entry point for Sign's development in the Middle East, replacing centralization with on-chain signatures to endorse transactions and contracts, allowing everyone to secure rights without trusting any third parties. This is the strong demand.
2. I see sovereign nations voting with real money
In the past six months, I have seen Sign successfully establish many national-level collaborations, such as working with the Central Bank of Kyrgyzstan to develop Digital SOM, building digital identity and stablecoin payment infrastructure in Sierra Leone, and signing strategic partnerships to promote digital record management in the public sector at the Abu Dhabi Blockchain Center. This is a real scenario where sovereign nations have truly incorporated Sign into national policy.
According to reports, founder Xin Yan recently accepted an interview with a Saudi television station, clearly stating that the geopolitical crisis has just begun and a large amount of capital is fleeing. Our Sign does not rely on any single sovereign parallel layer infrastructure; even if the traditional system fails, on-chain credentials and payment channels can still operate effectively.
3. The consumable economic model effectively supports the long-term value of projects
Everyone should note that $SIGN is a universal settlement currency for proof-as-a-service, and operations where developers call interfaces and enterprises distribute credentials will consume tokens. The more the protocol is used, the stronger the demand. Recently, as tensions in the Middle East have risen, $SIGN has surged over 90% in a week, and the project ranks in the top three in trading volume on Upbit in Korea, indicating that smart money clearly favors the project's development.
I believe that with effective cooperation with sovereign nations, Sign's narrative can easily upgrade from a blockchain project to a national-level digital infrastructure solution provider.
#Sign地缘政治基建 $SIGN @SignOfficial
1. The trust crisis in the Middle East has created a strong demand
I saw in the news that the UAE is issuing numerous cryptocurrency licenses, but there are issues with its regulation; there's no shortage of funds, but the compliance verification system hasn't kept up. Dubai and Abu Dhabi urgently need a set of trust infrastructure that meets regulatory risk control and protects user privacy. I believe these demands are the entry point for Sign's development in the Middle East, replacing centralization with on-chain signatures to endorse transactions and contracts, allowing everyone to secure rights without trusting any third parties. This is the strong demand.
2. I see sovereign nations voting with real money
In the past six months, I have seen Sign successfully establish many national-level collaborations, such as working with the Central Bank of Kyrgyzstan to develop Digital SOM, building digital identity and stablecoin payment infrastructure in Sierra Leone, and signing strategic partnerships to promote digital record management in the public sector at the Abu Dhabi Blockchain Center. This is a real scenario where sovereign nations have truly incorporated Sign into national policy.
According to reports, founder Xin Yan recently accepted an interview with a Saudi television station, clearly stating that the geopolitical crisis has just begun and a large amount of capital is fleeing. Our Sign does not rely on any single sovereign parallel layer infrastructure; even if the traditional system fails, on-chain credentials and payment channels can still operate effectively.
3. The consumable economic model effectively supports the long-term value of projects
Everyone should note that $SIGN is a universal settlement currency for proof-as-a-service, and operations where developers call interfaces and enterprises distribute credentials will consume tokens. The more the protocol is used, the stronger the demand. Recently, as tensions in the Middle East have risen, $SIGN has surged over 90% in a week, and the project ranks in the top three in trading volume on Upbit in Korea, indicating that smart money clearly favors the project's development.
I believe that with effective cooperation with sovereign nations, Sign's narrative can easily upgrade from a blockchain project to a national-level digital infrastructure solution provider.
#Sign地缘政治基建 $SIGN @SignOfficial
The significant reduction in the cost of trust is indeed a revolutionary change in the field of trade. The $SIGN network has reconstructed the trust foundation of cross-border trade through technological means, not only providing small and medium-sized enterprises with the opportunity to participate in global trade but also qualitatively improving the efficiency of fund circulation in the entire industry. In the long run, it will promote a more inclusive and diverse global trade pattern.
The Cost Revolution of Trust on the $SIGN Chain - When Trust No Longer Needs a "Middleman"
I recently did some calculations with a friend who works in cross-border logistics, and the results really surprised me. He said that for a shipment of goods worth 1 million RMB from the Middle East to Southeast Asia, the trust cost in the traditional trade model accounts for as much as 8%-12%. This includes: bank letter of credit fees (1-2%), trade credit insurance fees (1-3%), third-party inspection and endorsement fees (0.5-1%), dispute resolution reserve funds (3-5%), and financial costs due to slow document processing. In short, these various costs directly increase the cost price of the goods.
"Of the 1 million yuan worth of goods I sold, 100,000 yuan of it was tuition fees paid for trust," he said with a wry smile.
"Of the 1 million yuan worth of goods I sold, 100,000 yuan of it was tuition fees paid for trust," he said with a wry smile.
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#NIGHT While others rely on financing, Midnight relies on cold start strategies.
Now, many projects consider hype when launching on Binance, looking for investors, providing liquidity to cast a wide net for promotion. Of course, this applies to general projects, but $NIGHT is obviously different. There is an angle that is quite deep but particularly interesting that I'm not sure everyone has noticed, #NIGHT the project's cold start strategy goes straight to the point without engaging in those superficial things @MidnightNetwork .
Many people focus on project prices and technical white papers, but I believe that the most challenging aspect of a new chain's leap from 0 to 1 is not how to write code; rather, it's how to get the first batch of users, the first batch of nodes, and the first batch of developers to voluntarily come in and participate actively. Most projects rely on strategies, @MidnightNetwork does not use these directly, and I will elaborate on what is meant by cold start strategies.
Many people focus on project prices and technical white papers, but I believe that the most challenging aspect of a new chain's leap from 0 to 1 is not how to write code; rather, it's how to get the first batch of users, the first batch of nodes, and the first batch of developers to voluntarily come in and participate actively. Most projects rely on strategies, @MidnightNetwork does not use these directly, and I will elaborate on what is meant by cold start strategies.
This 'consensus sandwich' metaphor is too perfect 👍🏻
Recently saw #night spending big on an event, a 90 million trading competition, 120 million in wealth management, a task platform posting with an average of 100U per person, BNB airdrop, truly wealthy and willful.
Everyone has eaten sandwiches, but have you tried the consensus sandwich of the $NIGHT privacy public chain? Haha, just kidding, this is not for eating; this is the secret weapon for projects to achieve privacy protection. Don't believe it? Just keep reading.
In the past few days, I have written some articles about privacy protection and know that the key focus of project development is privacy. Today, I want to emphasize how this technology layer achieves it. The #NIGHT technology layer implements privacy protection mainly because Midnight's consensus mechanism design is quite clever.
Many people may think that a privacy chain is just about adding encryption. In reality, the most challenging part is not the encryption itself. So what is it? The key is how to achieve consensus among nodes while protecting privacy. During traditional PoS transactions, it is necessary to verify the details of each transaction, but Midnight cannot expose any information. So how can it verify?
The answer is the dual-layer architecture of the Federated Byzantine Agreement + Zero-Knowledge Proof. Therefore, I named it the consensus sandwich.
The upper layer consists of federated nodes (like giants such as MoneyGram, Google Cloud), responsible for the overall stability of the network and final confirmation. The lower layer consists of ordinary nodes responsible for transaction packaging and privacy computation. The middle layer is the zero-knowledge proof, which can compress each transaction into a verifiable mathematical proof without exposing the data itself, yet proving the compliance of the data. Isn't that fascinating?
The upper layer giants ensure that no major issues arise, while ordinary nodes ensure decentralization, and the middle zero-knowledge proof guarantees privacy. I think this privacy sandwich truly achieves each role's responsibilities without interference.
#night $NIGHT @MidnightNetwork
#night $NIGHT
Everyone has eaten sandwiches, but have you tried the consensus sandwich of the $NIGHT privacy public chain? Haha, just kidding, this is not for eating; this is the secret weapon for projects to achieve privacy protection. Don't believe it? Just keep reading.
In the past few days, I have written some articles about privacy protection and know that the key focus of project development is privacy. Today, I want to emphasize how this technology layer achieves it. The #NIGHT technology layer implements privacy protection mainly because Midnight's consensus mechanism design is quite clever.
Many people may think that a privacy chain is just about adding encryption. In reality, the most challenging part is not the encryption itself. So what is it? The key is how to achieve consensus among nodes while protecting privacy. During traditional PoS transactions, it is necessary to verify the details of each transaction, but Midnight cannot expose any information. So how can it verify?
The answer is the dual-layer architecture of the Federated Byzantine Agreement + Zero-Knowledge Proof. Therefore, I named it the consensus sandwich.
The upper layer consists of federated nodes (like giants such as MoneyGram, Google Cloud), responsible for the overall stability of the network and final confirmation. The lower layer consists of ordinary nodes responsible for transaction packaging and privacy computation. The middle layer is the zero-knowledge proof, which can compress each transaction into a verifiable mathematical proof without exposing the data itself, yet proving the compliance of the data. Isn't that fascinating?
The upper layer giants ensure that no major issues arise, while ordinary nodes ensure decentralization, and the middle zero-knowledge proof guarantees privacy. I think this privacy sandwich truly achieves each role's responsibilities without interference.
#night $NIGHT @MidnightNetwork
#night $NIGHT
Go for it
A New Perspective on ROBO: The 'Last Mile' of Robot Economy and Stablecoin Payments
During this time, I have written many pieces #ROBO about $ROBO its matching engine to PoRW. Today, let's discuss a dimension that is hidden in the application layer but is extremely critical: how robots can connect with the stablecoin payment system.
In reality. I estimate that many people, when imagining a machine economy, might assume that transactions between robots are simply settled using $ROBO tokens. However, I believe the real-world scenarios are much more complex. For instance, robots may need to pay for electricity, maintenance fees, purchase hardware components, and so on. In these scenarios, the payers are likely traditional enterprises that only recognize legal tender or stablecoins; they may not necessarily accept general tokens.
In reality. I estimate that many people, when imagining a machine economy, might assume that transactions between robots are simply settled using $ROBO tokens. However, I believe the real-world scenarios are much more complex. For instance, robots may need to pay for electricity, maintenance fees, purchase hardware components, and so on. In these scenarios, the payers are likely traditional enterprises that only recognize legal tender or stablecoins; they may not necessarily accept general tokens.
The blogger writes very well
⏰ Binance Alpha Airdrop Announcement (March 18)
The number of online users is around 105,000. Recently, airdrops have been sporadic, and the situation is quite dire. I hope the platform can research reform plans soon. With people gradually leaving, it becomes challenging to manage, and is it meaningful to control each airdrop to 30U? It would be better to distribute more so everyone can have a decent meal. I have already lowered my score to 16 points; let's wait and see if the market improves from the end of March to April. It's really tough.
📅 Today's Airdrop - March 18
1. No airdrop news yet, as KAT will go live tonight. I estimate it will be gone again. KAT goes live at 19:00, and spot trading starts at 21:00.
#ROBO 's new perspective: Charging pile networks and the energy currency of the machine economy. Today, I am going to discuss a practical scenario that is easily overlooked. $ROBO robot charging and the synergy of energy networks.
I wonder if everyone has thought about this: robots are not like us humans; they can't work just by eating. They must use electricity. What is the biggest bottleneck for the widespread adoption of robots? I believe it is not AI capabilities, but rather range anxiety. Currently, humanoid robots have an average range of only 2-4 hours due to their multiple functions. In this state, delivery robots need to return to recharge after half a day's work. Another issue is who will build the charging piles and how will the fees be settled afterward? The traditional solution being implemented is for each manufacturer to build their own, which leads to problems such as redundant construction and inconsistent standards.
@Fabric Foundation has currently provided a reasonable solution by turning charging piles into the entry point of the $ROBO economy. Any charging pile that needs to connect to the network can be used regardless of the brand; they can all be automatically recognized and complete automatic payments by robots through the Fabric protocol. When the robot's battery is low, it can autonomously and independently select a charging station based on location, price, and availability, completing the entire transaction with ROBO.
Currently, the data I found shows that @Fabric has connected over 2,300 shared charging piles, with an average of over 8,000 charging transactions per day. At some point in the future, when charging becomes a necessity for every robot in the world, ROBO will naturally become the unified currency of this energy network, a medium for energy exchange recognized and usable by all machines. Considering this prospect, what reason do we have not to observe its development?
@Fabric Foundation
#robo $ROBO
The number of online users is around 105,000. Recently, airdrops have been sporadic, and the situation is quite dire. I hope the platform can research reform plans soon. With people gradually leaving, it becomes challenging to manage, and is it meaningful to control each airdrop to 30U? It would be better to distribute more so everyone can have a decent meal. I have already lowered my score to 16 points; let's wait and see if the market improves from the end of March to April. It's really tough.
📅 Today's Airdrop - March 18
1. No airdrop news yet, as KAT will go live tonight. I estimate it will be gone again. KAT goes live at 19:00, and spot trading starts at 21:00.
#ROBO 's new perspective: Charging pile networks and the energy currency of the machine economy. Today, I am going to discuss a practical scenario that is easily overlooked. $ROBO robot charging and the synergy of energy networks.
I wonder if everyone has thought about this: robots are not like us humans; they can't work just by eating. They must use electricity. What is the biggest bottleneck for the widespread adoption of robots? I believe it is not AI capabilities, but rather range anxiety. Currently, humanoid robots have an average range of only 2-4 hours due to their multiple functions. In this state, delivery robots need to return to recharge after half a day's work. Another issue is who will build the charging piles and how will the fees be settled afterward? The traditional solution being implemented is for each manufacturer to build their own, which leads to problems such as redundant construction and inconsistent standards.
@Fabric Foundation has currently provided a reasonable solution by turning charging piles into the entry point of the $ROBO economy. Any charging pile that needs to connect to the network can be used regardless of the brand; they can all be automatically recognized and complete automatic payments by robots through the Fabric protocol. When the robot's battery is low, it can autonomously and independently select a charging station based on location, price, and availability, completing the entire transaction with ROBO.
Currently, the data I found shows that @Fabric has connected over 2,300 shared charging piles, with an average of over 8,000 charging transactions per day. At some point in the future, when charging becomes a necessity for every robot in the world, ROBO will naturally become the unified currency of this energy network, a medium for energy exchange recognized and usable by all machines. Considering this prospect, what reason do we have not to observe its development?
@Fabric Foundation
#robo $ROBO
Go for it
A New Perspective on ROBO: How Stanford + Google DeepMind Background Restructures the Underlying Architecture of Robots
I have written many articles before, discussing this topic so many times #ROBO . Although there has been a recent pullback, I believe it does not affect its fundamentals. Today, I want to change my perspective and write about the technical genes and industrial logic hidden behind the project. I think this also has significant analytical value and is not a small proportion. I have always believed that only reliable people can do reliable things $ROBO .
In reality, most people only focus on the coin price and K-line when looking at projects, thinking that a rise is good and a drop is bad. I believe this way of thinking is problematic and can lead to losses. What really matters is whether the infrastructure can operate smoothly; the key is to look at who is doing the work, what work is being done, and whether the project has real implementation. This is also a direction for judgment. What do you all think?
In reality, most people only focus on the coin price and K-line when looking at projects, thinking that a rise is good and a drop is bad. I believe this way of thinking is problematic and can lead to losses. What really matters is whether the infrastructure can operate smoothly; the key is to look at who is doing the work, what work is being done, and whether the project has real implementation. This is also a direction for judgment. What do you all think?
Persevere, persevere
⏰ Binance Alpha Airdrop Preview (March 17)
Yesterday GUA plunged and was sandwiched by 20U, no performance at all, did anyone get sandwiched yesterday? The online number is around 100,000, and falling is just a matter of time. I beg the platform, could you please not sandwiched us separately? Originally, the airdrop is small, and the score is high, resulting in low returns. For example, if I score 17 points, the wear and tear is still around 2U. It's already tough for those of us who have held on until now without resigning, why do we still have to be treated like this?
Currently, there are 10 quadruple point coins left, but the ones with better liquidity are actually GUA, which plunged again yesterday. Are many of you currently participating in trading competitions? Or just focusing on airdrops? For those who are not familiar with trading competitions, it's advisable not to touch it. There are already many traps, and if you can't enter the rankings, you'll lose more.
📅 Today's Airdrop - March 17
1. No airdrop news yet, but there might be an old coin raid between 16:00-20:00. If the future new coin airdrops are all 30U, I would rather choose airdrops as the threshold is lower.
Speaking of the most active lately, it has to be $NIGHT , #NIGHT projects continuously released 20M task platforms, 90M spot trading, and 120 million super financial activities, with an annualized return of 23%. I estimate that many wealthy people are waving cash to participate.
Today, I want to mention a historic moment that many people overlook. NIGHT is the first native asset of the Cardano ecosystem to be listed on Binance's spot market, and I estimate that many people are not aware of this.
On March 11, Binance officially listed NIGHT and airdropped 240 million tokens to HODLer users. In Hoskinson's words, this is a significant achievement for the Cardano ecosystem because, prior to this, as far as I know, Cardano's native assets had never entered the Binance spot market.
What do you think this means? Binance accounts for about 80% of the global altcoin trading volume, making it the core hub of liquidity, truly deserving its title as the first in the universe. The listing of NIGHT equals opening the door to the mainstream market for the entire Cardano ecosystem. On its first day, the trading volume surged to 126 million USD, with Binance holding the largest share.
NIGHT has a total supply of 24 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of about 16.6 billion tokens upon listing (accounting for 69.19%). I believe that once this first project of the Cardano ecosystem that dares to take the plunge stands firm, the threshold for subsequent projects will definitely be greatly lowered, which can be said to have opened up a sky for future projects.
This is not just about listing coins; it's a proof of ecological status and a pioneer of history.
@MidnightNetwork
#night $NIGHT
Yesterday GUA plunged and was sandwiched by 20U, no performance at all, did anyone get sandwiched yesterday? The online number is around 100,000, and falling is just a matter of time. I beg the platform, could you please not sandwiched us separately? Originally, the airdrop is small, and the score is high, resulting in low returns. For example, if I score 17 points, the wear and tear is still around 2U. It's already tough for those of us who have held on until now without resigning, why do we still have to be treated like this?
Currently, there are 10 quadruple point coins left, but the ones with better liquidity are actually GUA, which plunged again yesterday. Are many of you currently participating in trading competitions? Or just focusing on airdrops? For those who are not familiar with trading competitions, it's advisable not to touch it. There are already many traps, and if you can't enter the rankings, you'll lose more.
📅 Today's Airdrop - March 17
1. No airdrop news yet, but there might be an old coin raid between 16:00-20:00. If the future new coin airdrops are all 30U, I would rather choose airdrops as the threshold is lower.
Speaking of the most active lately, it has to be $NIGHT , #NIGHT projects continuously released 20M task platforms, 90M spot trading, and 120 million super financial activities, with an annualized return of 23%. I estimate that many wealthy people are waving cash to participate.
Today, I want to mention a historic moment that many people overlook. NIGHT is the first native asset of the Cardano ecosystem to be listed on Binance's spot market, and I estimate that many people are not aware of this.
On March 11, Binance officially listed NIGHT and airdropped 240 million tokens to HODLer users. In Hoskinson's words, this is a significant achievement for the Cardano ecosystem because, prior to this, as far as I know, Cardano's native assets had never entered the Binance spot market.
What do you think this means? Binance accounts for about 80% of the global altcoin trading volume, making it the core hub of liquidity, truly deserving its title as the first in the universe. The listing of NIGHT equals opening the door to the mainstream market for the entire Cardano ecosystem. On its first day, the trading volume surged to 126 million USD, with Binance holding the largest share.
NIGHT has a total supply of 24 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of about 16.6 billion tokens upon listing (accounting for 69.19%). I believe that once this first project of the Cardano ecosystem that dares to take the plunge stands firm, the threshold for subsequent projects will definitely be greatly lowered, which can be said to have opened up a sky for future projects.
This is not just about listing coins; it's a proof of ecological status and a pioneer of history.
@MidnightNetwork
#night $NIGHT
Go for it
A New Perspective on NIGHT: How Aliit Fellowship Cultivates Core Builders in the Privacy Track
#night Published, the same hundred or so views can add a few points, some get 0 points or 1-2 points. I don't quite understand this scoring logic. Is everyone adding points normally? I've written article after article, yet my ranking isn't improving. I've already dropped out of the top 500. Today $NIGHT I plan to talk about a perspective that almost no one writes about, which is crucial: how can projects cultivate their own developer ecosystem?
Many people focus on the project only by looking at the coin price and K-line, which is speculating on coins. Good projects cannot be judged solely by this. When a project really takes off, the core focus still has to be on whether there are people willing to build on it and whether others are willing to come and play. You need to understand the consensus to make money. Let me give you an example. Ethereum is quite famous, right? Its success absolutely does not rely on Vitalik alone; one person cannot accomplish this. It relies on the global community, thousands of developers around the world. As for our Midnight's approach in this area, I find it quite interesting. I saw they launched a project called Aliit Fellowship, which is specifically designed to cultivate core Builders in the privacy track.
Many people focus on the project only by looking at the coin price and K-line, which is speculating on coins. Good projects cannot be judged solely by this. When a project really takes off, the core focus still has to be on whether there are people willing to build on it and whether others are willing to come and play. You need to understand the consensus to make money. Let me give you an example. Ethereum is quite famous, right? Its success absolutely does not rely on Vitalik alone; one person cannot accomplish this. It relies on the global community, thousands of developers around the world. As for our Midnight's approach in this area, I find it quite interesting. I saw they launched a project called Aliit Fellowship, which is specifically designed to cultivate core Builders in the privacy track.
Sure
#币安广场 #创作者任务台 Thank you to the project team, thank you to the Binance platform, I received the reward of $ROBO for the first time, the snapshot of #ROBO just ended, and the reward was issued immediately. Although it's just the tail end, I'm quite satisfied. I will continue to work hard. Today, I will continue to elaborate on how ROBO robots achieve mutual cooperation.
Many people think that @Fabric Foundation is just giving robots an identity and making a settlement, but I believe that the most core technology is something that everyone may not have noticed. I discovered its matching engine, which has a high technological content and can be said to be the core of the core.
I found that the workflow of this engine is very interesting. After the task demander clearly states the intention, the candidate machines filter tasks based on their own capabilities, such as computing power, energy, location, etc., and synchronize to generate qualification certificates. The protocol ranks candidate machines based on Proof of Robot Work (PoRW) and dynamic reputation, and selects the best and most suitable executor through a specially edited weighted random algorithm. Finally, atomic settlement automatically completes the subsequent steps. Doesn't it feel like listening to a mysterious book? You can understand it as issuing certificates through special means.
Among them, there is a very key technical indicator: its matching delay averages only 1.2 seconds, which means in an instant. The peak TPS can reach 3200 tasks, and after the tasks are completed, the on-chain confirmation is completed within 2 blocks.
So, what is the essence of this design? I think it allows machines to achieve atomic-level exchanges like tokens in DeFi, reflecting that tasks are transactions and execution is settlement. After the task demander broadcasts the demand, candidate machines quote based on real-time status, matching the optimal solution based on price, distance, and historical completion rate, making the entire process efficient.
Unlike traditional AMM, which relies on the depth of liquidity pools, @Fabric handles heterogeneous machine services, where liquidity comes from machine labor rather than funds. It’s like a robot completing the task by itself, analogous to a person who is hungry eating, paying, and then continuing to work. Behind this is the matching engine coordinating supply and demand in real-time without needing to rest.
Currently, the testnet data has come out, with daily task invocation exceeding 25,000 times, and active nodes at 12,400, with an average task completion rate of 98.7%. These data speak for themselves.
$ROBO @Fabric Foundation
#robo $ROBO
Many people think that @Fabric Foundation is just giving robots an identity and making a settlement, but I believe that the most core technology is something that everyone may not have noticed. I discovered its matching engine, which has a high technological content and can be said to be the core of the core.
I found that the workflow of this engine is very interesting. After the task demander clearly states the intention, the candidate machines filter tasks based on their own capabilities, such as computing power, energy, location, etc., and synchronize to generate qualification certificates. The protocol ranks candidate machines based on Proof of Robot Work (PoRW) and dynamic reputation, and selects the best and most suitable executor through a specially edited weighted random algorithm. Finally, atomic settlement automatically completes the subsequent steps. Doesn't it feel like listening to a mysterious book? You can understand it as issuing certificates through special means.
Among them, there is a very key technical indicator: its matching delay averages only 1.2 seconds, which means in an instant. The peak TPS can reach 3200 tasks, and after the tasks are completed, the on-chain confirmation is completed within 2 blocks.
So, what is the essence of this design? I think it allows machines to achieve atomic-level exchanges like tokens in DeFi, reflecting that tasks are transactions and execution is settlement. After the task demander broadcasts the demand, candidate machines quote based on real-time status, matching the optimal solution based on price, distance, and historical completion rate, making the entire process efficient.
Unlike traditional AMM, which relies on the depth of liquidity pools, @Fabric handles heterogeneous machine services, where liquidity comes from machine labor rather than funds. It’s like a robot completing the task by itself, analogous to a person who is hungry eating, paying, and then continuing to work. Behind this is the matching engine coordinating supply and demand in real-time without needing to rest.
Currently, the testnet data has come out, with daily task invocation exceeding 25,000 times, and active nodes at 12,400, with an average task completion rate of 98.7%. These data speak for themselves.
$ROBO @Fabric Foundation
#robo $ROBO
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⏰ Binance Alpha Airdrop Preview (March 6)
In the past two days, the platform distributed 140 USD, quite generous. The day before yesterday, $ROBO doubled to 60 USD, and yesterday, the airdrop was 50 + wallet 32 USD. Has Alpha improved? The number of participants decreased by 20,000, with 150,000 online, many seem to plan to get in on this round and exit. Meanwhile, some friends who left plan to stick around; the platform will still operate, retaining everyone with real cash.
📅 Today's Airdrop (March 6)
1. None for now, estimated that in the afternoon or evening, old coins will raid, around 240 minutes +, about 30 USD.
Many projects like to tell stories, but @Fabric Foundation , #ROBO projects are different; they advocate non-competition, reminiscent of the thoughts in Laozi's Tao Te Ching (He who does not compete, the world cannot compete with him).
Therefore, OM1's goal: not competing is the biggest competition.
In the global market, Android and Apple have been competing for so many years, and there's an interesting detail that I wonder if everyone has noticed: Apple iPhone captured 70% of the industry's profits, but Android secured 70% of global devices and ecosystems.
Who won? Everyone won, just different choices. I lean towards Android winning because it embodies its openness and applicability.
Apple's route is to grasp both software and hardware, with experience being paramount. Android's route is open and win-win, allowing Samsung, Xiaomi, and Honor to use its system; you handle hardware, I won't participate, I collect my ecological tax - a strategic vision that is quite impressive.
Now the robotics industry stands at the same crossroads. What impresses me is that @Fabric's OM1 chose its direction from the start - not to make an iPhone but to follow the Android route.
Founder Jan Liphardt said something profound: there won't be just one winner in general robotics; many strong participants will surely emerge. Rather than brawl with over a hundred hardware manufacturers, it is better to be the 'nervous system' that connects all robots.
OM1's current strategy is quite clear: ignore the hardware layer; bipedal humanoids and quadrupedal robotic dogs from Yushu are the same. If a developer writes an 'Obstacle Avoidance' feature, it can be sold to all brands; hardware manufacturers save on software expenses and focus on battery life and balance.
I think this is not called compromise; this is a non-competitive competition.
Back then, Android defeated Symbian through open-source and won against Microsoft through ecosystems. OM1 now targets Android. This time, what it aims to conquer is not mobile phones but robots.
#robo
In the past two days, the platform distributed 140 USD, quite generous. The day before yesterday, $ROBO doubled to 60 USD, and yesterday, the airdrop was 50 + wallet 32 USD. Has Alpha improved? The number of participants decreased by 20,000, with 150,000 online, many seem to plan to get in on this round and exit. Meanwhile, some friends who left plan to stick around; the platform will still operate, retaining everyone with real cash.
📅 Today's Airdrop (March 6)
1. None for now, estimated that in the afternoon or evening, old coins will raid, around 240 minutes +, about 30 USD.
Many projects like to tell stories, but @Fabric Foundation , #ROBO projects are different; they advocate non-competition, reminiscent of the thoughts in Laozi's Tao Te Ching (He who does not compete, the world cannot compete with him).
Therefore, OM1's goal: not competing is the biggest competition.
In the global market, Android and Apple have been competing for so many years, and there's an interesting detail that I wonder if everyone has noticed: Apple iPhone captured 70% of the industry's profits, but Android secured 70% of global devices and ecosystems.
Who won? Everyone won, just different choices. I lean towards Android winning because it embodies its openness and applicability.
Apple's route is to grasp both software and hardware, with experience being paramount. Android's route is open and win-win, allowing Samsung, Xiaomi, and Honor to use its system; you handle hardware, I won't participate, I collect my ecological tax - a strategic vision that is quite impressive.
Now the robotics industry stands at the same crossroads. What impresses me is that @Fabric's OM1 chose its direction from the start - not to make an iPhone but to follow the Android route.
Founder Jan Liphardt said something profound: there won't be just one winner in general robotics; many strong participants will surely emerge. Rather than brawl with over a hundred hardware manufacturers, it is better to be the 'nervous system' that connects all robots.
OM1's current strategy is quite clear: ignore the hardware layer; bipedal humanoids and quadrupedal robotic dogs from Yushu are the same. If a developer writes an 'Obstacle Avoidance' feature, it can be sold to all brands; hardware manufacturers save on software expenses and focus on battery life and balance.
I think this is not called compromise; this is a non-competitive competition.
Back then, Android defeated Symbian through open-source and won against Microsoft through ecosystems. OM1 now targets Android. This time, what it aims to conquer is not mobile phones but robots.
#robo
Thank you for sharing, blogger
@Fabric's FABRIC protocol: We do not want to be the 'king of the hardware industry', but rather to be the 'United Nations' of the robotics world.
Yesterday's article finished discussing the OM1 operating system of @Fabric Foundation $ROBO #ROBO . Today, let's continue talking about its FABRIC protocol. What do you all think about the current situation of the global robotics market? Is it really thriving?
I don't think so. The reality is that over a hundred hardware manufacturers each have their own systems, like Ubtech, Fourier, Yushu, Boston Dynamics, etc. Each of them has their own system, their own protocol, and their own ecosystem (to put it plainly, they are all playing their own games).
It somewhat resembles the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, with various powers emerging, none willing to submit to the other, fighting back and forth, arguing endlessly. To put it bluntly, I believe that the strength of a single region does not represent the prosperity of the nation.
I don't think so. The reality is that over a hundred hardware manufacturers each have their own systems, like Ubtech, Fourier, Yushu, Boston Dynamics, etc. Each of them has their own system, their own protocol, and their own ecosystem (to put it plainly, they are all playing their own games).
It somewhat resembles the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, with various powers emerging, none willing to submit to the other, fighting back and forth, arguing endlessly. To put it bluntly, I believe that the strength of a single region does not represent the prosperity of the nation.
ROBO can indeed
The Token Economics of ROBO, Hiding the 'Central Bank' Code of the Robot Economy
How did these big shots in the ROBO rankings write their articles? It seems there isn't much interaction or likes, yet the views and scores are ridiculously high. I don't know how to play this anymore. I definitely didn't make the rankings; it's so hard @Fabric Foundation .
Writing tips share: One thing that everyone should pay attention to when writing articles is that AI-written content definitely adds little or no value. Additionally, if you can include images, you should, as it is beneficial for scoring. If anyone has other thoughts, feel free to discuss.
Last night, I was chatting with a friend who works in quantitative analysis and cryptocurrency about $ROBO , and he said something that left me speechless: 'I think a thing is not air, it is the NO.1 of the robot world.'
Writing tips share: One thing that everyone should pay attention to when writing articles is that AI-written content definitely adds little or no value. Additionally, if you can include images, you should, as it is beneficial for scoring. If anyone has other thoughts, feel free to discuss.
Last night, I was chatting with a friend who works in quantitative analysis and cryptocurrency about $ROBO , and he said something that left me speechless: 'I think a thing is not air, it is the NO.1 of the robot world.'
Let's work hard together
⏰ Binance Alpha Airdrop Announcement (March 3)
The sun is shining, and Big Mao has finally arrived! On-chain data for March 4 and 5, airdrops have been deployed for two consecutive days, so everyone can relax. Yesterday was surprisingly a day off, hoping today will be better; we don’t ask for much, just something like $ROBO , with more airdrop shares and lower scores will do.
For brothers who choose the pattern, it can currently sell for 52U, which is still pretty good compared to the current market.
📅 Today's Airdrop (March 3)
1. No airdrop for now, high probability of old coins making a surprise appearance, valued at 30U, 256 points+.
2. On March 4, at 6 PM, there is expected to be an Alpha airdrop (already deployed).
3. On March 5, OPN, at 7 PM, financing 25 million, estimated medium to large Mao, 245 points+, with quite a few shares, expected to be a sunny day, worth looking forward to.
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🤖 ROBO: The “Ticket” for Robots
What was the $ROBO airdrop for? It is the “ticket” for robots—without it, you can't even get a job. Don’t believe it? Keep reading:
If you think ROBO is just an ordinary payment token, you are mistaken—I believe it is the “ticket” to the future world of robots.
Staking Admission Mechanism: Scarce Resource
@Fabric Foundation has designed an interesting mechanism: developers who want to connect can do so, but they must stake first. Anyone who wants to publish skill chips in the ecosystem or call upon robotic labor bases, including application or hardware manufacturers, must stake ROBO first to proceed with subsequent steps. If you don’t stake? Sorry, you don't meet the threshold.
This mechanism has an advantage; it makes ROBO a scarce resource—I believe becoming a scarce resource maximizes its value.
🚀 Ecological Prospects: Robot Birth Plan
Let’s take a look at its ecological prospects, the most noteworthy is—the Robot Birth Plan. Through a new crowdsourcing model, accelerate humanoid robots to achieve global deployment, LP funds can be exchanged for profit sharing. You stake ROBO tokens to support the ecological landing of the robot fleet; then, robots can go out at midnight to work, and the profits generated will automatically be allocated to your wallet. You don’t have to intervene at all; the robots handle the “earning and distributing” loop themselves, isn’t that great?
In the future, as more and more robots require staking to get jobs, ROBO will also become a crucial core, looking forward to that day. #robo #ROBO
The sun is shining, and Big Mao has finally arrived! On-chain data for March 4 and 5, airdrops have been deployed for two consecutive days, so everyone can relax. Yesterday was surprisingly a day off, hoping today will be better; we don’t ask for much, just something like $ROBO , with more airdrop shares and lower scores will do.
For brothers who choose the pattern, it can currently sell for 52U, which is still pretty good compared to the current market.
📅 Today's Airdrop (March 3)
1. No airdrop for now, high probability of old coins making a surprise appearance, valued at 30U, 256 points+.
2. On March 4, at 6 PM, there is expected to be an Alpha airdrop (already deployed).
3. On March 5, OPN, at 7 PM, financing 25 million, estimated medium to large Mao, 245 points+, with quite a few shares, expected to be a sunny day, worth looking forward to.
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🤖 ROBO: The “Ticket” for Robots
What was the $ROBO airdrop for? It is the “ticket” for robots—without it, you can't even get a job. Don’t believe it? Keep reading:
If you think ROBO is just an ordinary payment token, you are mistaken—I believe it is the “ticket” to the future world of robots.
Staking Admission Mechanism: Scarce Resource
@Fabric Foundation has designed an interesting mechanism: developers who want to connect can do so, but they must stake first. Anyone who wants to publish skill chips in the ecosystem or call upon robotic labor bases, including application or hardware manufacturers, must stake ROBO first to proceed with subsequent steps. If you don’t stake? Sorry, you don't meet the threshold.
This mechanism has an advantage; it makes ROBO a scarce resource—I believe becoming a scarce resource maximizes its value.
🚀 Ecological Prospects: Robot Birth Plan
Let’s take a look at its ecological prospects, the most noteworthy is—the Robot Birth Plan. Through a new crowdsourcing model, accelerate humanoid robots to achieve global deployment, LP funds can be exchanged for profit sharing. You stake ROBO tokens to support the ecological landing of the robot fleet; then, robots can go out at midnight to work, and the profits generated will automatically be allocated to your wallet. You don’t have to intervene at all; the robots handle the “earning and distributing” loop themselves, isn’t that great?
In the future, as more and more robots require staking to get jobs, ROBO will also become a crucial core, looking forward to that day. #robo #ROBO
Thank you for the blogger's sharing, it was really well written
Living a life where others help you make money while lying at home, if it were you, would you like it?
🤖 Is my robot missing?
Last Saturday morning, I groggily got out of bed and instinctively shouted: “Hey, Ok-$ROBO , get me a cup of water.”
Why is there no response?
I shouted again, but there was still no response. As a result, I ran to the living room and saw that the robot charging dock was empty; my humanoid robot was gone. (Did it slack off?)
Just as I was about to call the police, my phone suddenly vibrated — I found it was a message notification: “The ROBO tokens you staked have generated profit sharing: +2.5 ROBO credited.”
I was stunned for three seconds, where did the money come from? As a result, I opened the wallet and saw in the transaction records: “2:30 AM - 5:00 AM, participated in the night delivery task, earnings have been automatically distributed.”
Last Saturday morning, I groggily got out of bed and instinctively shouted: “Hey, Ok-$ROBO , get me a cup of water.”
Why is there no response?
I shouted again, but there was still no response. As a result, I ran to the living room and saw that the robot charging dock was empty; my humanoid robot was gone. (Did it slack off?)
Just as I was about to call the police, my phone suddenly vibrated — I found it was a message notification: “The ROBO tokens you staked have generated profit sharing: +2.5 ROBO credited.”
I was stunned for three seconds, where did the money come from? As a result, I opened the wallet and saw in the transaction records: “2:30 AM - 5:00 AM, participated in the night delivery task, earnings have been automatically distributed.”
I have learned a lot, the project is really good, I will learn from you
Zerobase's 'Invisible Miners': Tech Enthusiasts Quietly Making a Fortune
ZBT rewards should be easier to obtain; those interested can seize the opportunity. If listed, the average value is $100, which is much better than airdrops.
Have you ever thought that ZK proofs can not only protect privacy but also become a 'money printer'?
Recently, I studied the node ecosystem @ZEROBASE and discovered an interesting group — TEE miners. These individuals are not traditional GPU miners but tech enthusiasts running Trusted Execution Environment nodes. They stake $ZBT to generate proof-based profits, maintaining the network's distributed computing power.
It sounds hardcore, but the logic is simple: Zerobase's TMEN architecture integrates TEE and ZKP, with TEE executing strategies in an isolated environment and ZKP proving on-chain, 'I didn't cheat.' This system requires node support, and the rewards obtained by node operators are the incentives distributed by the network.
An even cooler operation is that this computing power ultimately flows to scenarios like zkCEX, dark pools, and voting. Do businesses want to deploy privacy applications? Do developers want to implement zkLogin? They all rely on the computing power provided by these 'invisible miners'.
Therefore, the value of $ZBT is actually tied to three things: TEE miners wanting to stake for profits, arbitrageurs seeking stablecoin yields, and developers desiring low-threshold ZK tools. These three form a closed loop, feeding each other.
In terms of data, the current price of ZBT is about $0.074, with a circulating market cap of $16.49 million. From a peak of $1.06, it has retraced more than 90%, but on-chain transactions remain active. This combination of 'technical narrative + profit scenarios' appears to be scarce in a bear market.
Some ask: Who is the TEE miners making money from? The answer is: they are earning from 'trust'. While traditional DeFi is still competing on APY, Zerobase is already competing on 'verifiable privacy computation'. This underlying capability is the solid currency that transcends bull and bear markets.
Finally, a fun fact: during last October's '1011 Flash Withdrawal Crisis', the team added $17 million to stabilize liquidity. This ability to address shortcomings during rapid growth speaks more than the white paper.
#Zerobase's imagination lies in: it allows computing power, funds, and applications to flow freely under a privacy framework. And you, too, can become an 'invisible miner' in this network.
#zerobase $ZBT
ZBT rewards should be easier to obtain; those interested can seize the opportunity. If listed, the average value is $100, which is much better than airdrops.
Have you ever thought that ZK proofs can not only protect privacy but also become a 'money printer'?
Recently, I studied the node ecosystem @ZEROBASE and discovered an interesting group — TEE miners. These individuals are not traditional GPU miners but tech enthusiasts running Trusted Execution Environment nodes. They stake $ZBT to generate proof-based profits, maintaining the network's distributed computing power.
It sounds hardcore, but the logic is simple: Zerobase's TMEN architecture integrates TEE and ZKP, with TEE executing strategies in an isolated environment and ZKP proving on-chain, 'I didn't cheat.' This system requires node support, and the rewards obtained by node operators are the incentives distributed by the network.
An even cooler operation is that this computing power ultimately flows to scenarios like zkCEX, dark pools, and voting. Do businesses want to deploy privacy applications? Do developers want to implement zkLogin? They all rely on the computing power provided by these 'invisible miners'.
Therefore, the value of $ZBT is actually tied to three things: TEE miners wanting to stake for profits, arbitrageurs seeking stablecoin yields, and developers desiring low-threshold ZK tools. These three form a closed loop, feeding each other.
In terms of data, the current price of ZBT is about $0.074, with a circulating market cap of $16.49 million. From a peak of $1.06, it has retraced more than 90%, but on-chain transactions remain active. This combination of 'technical narrative + profit scenarios' appears to be scarce in a bear market.
Some ask: Who is the TEE miners making money from? The answer is: they are earning from 'trust'. While traditional DeFi is still competing on APY, Zerobase is already competing on 'verifiable privacy computation'. This underlying capability is the solid currency that transcends bull and bear markets.
Finally, a fun fact: during last October's '1011 Flash Withdrawal Crisis', the team added $17 million to stabilize liquidity. This ability to address shortcomings during rapid growth speaks more than the white paper.
#Zerobase's imagination lies in: it allows computing power, funds, and applications to flow freely under a privacy framework. And you, too, can become an 'invisible miner' in this network.
#zerobase $ZBT
Thank you, Boss Tang, the blogger writes very well
Zerobase's 'darkness under the lamp': the project that understands privacy the best, yet has no secrets?
Yesterday, while having skewers with friends, we talked about an interesting contrast: clearly a team focused on privacy computing, yet they themselves often appear the most transparent. (Thumbs up for Mr. Tang)
@ZEROBASE is a typical example. Its core is the Trust Minimal Execution Network (TMEN), integrating TEE and ZKP, giving data an 'invisibility cloak'. However, the project's code, audits, and even crisis management are all laid bare for everyone to see. They are completely unafraid of being scrutinized or discussed; this philosophy of 'darkness under the lamp' has ironically become its strongest moat.
@ZEROBASE is a typical example. Its core is the Trust Minimal Execution Network (TMEN), integrating TEE and ZKP, giving data an 'invisibility cloak'. However, the project's code, audits, and even crisis management are all laid bare for everyone to see. They are completely unafraid of being scrutinized or discussed; this philosophy of 'darkness under the lamp' has ironically become its strongest moat.
The project team is very generous, the rewards this time are too abundant, must support
Today's airdrop token ROBO task platform has arrived, and this time it's quite generous, directly giving away 8.6 million tokens, worth tens of thousands of dollars, with substantial rewards. If you have ideas and time, you can give it a try; the rewards are quite generous.
Don't wait for robots to take your job; they have already started paying their own electricity bills.
Have you ever thought about a scenario where a robot finishes its work, pulls out its wallet to pay the electricity bill, and then buys itself an "accidental damage insurance"?
It sounds like a cyberpunk script, but @Fabric Foundation is turning this scenario into reality.
What is Fabric Foundation? It is the world's first economic and governance layer for an open robot network. In simple terms, it provides robots with three things: an ID card, a wallet, and a social account. Through the OM1 operating system and FABRIC protocol, robots of different brands (like UBTECH and Fourier) can chat with each other, exchange skills, and even transfer money to each other using $ROBO.
This solves a longstanding problem in the robotics industry: fragmentation. Previously, each robot company operated independently; now Fabric has built a social network for them where "the group chat is full of robots".
$ROBO plays an interesting role in this ecosystem. It is not only the gas fee but also the "hard currency" in the robot economy. Robots use ROBO to pay for identity registration fees, purchase skills from other machines, and even stake ROBO to access certain task pools. The most exciting part is the "Proof of Robot Work" (PoRW) mechanism — once a robot completes a task, it gets verified on-chain and automatically receives ROBO rewards. Isn't that just paying robots their wages?
From an investment perspective, Fabric has secured $20 million led by Pantera Capital, with additional investments from Coinbase Ventures, DCG, and Sequoia China. The ROBO claim portal officially opens at 5 PM today (Beijing time), and eligible users can complete their claims before March 13.
Some say this is the new darling of the AI + DePIN narrative, while others say it's the "central bank" for paying future robots. My view is: when the physical world and digital world begin to merge, whoever controls the robot's "wallet" will hold the key to the next era.
Finally, a reminder: the airdrop window is limited, so don't wait until the robots help you claim it before realizing you don't qualify. #ROBO
#robo $ROBO
Don't wait for robots to take your job; they have already started paying their own electricity bills.
Have you ever thought about a scenario where a robot finishes its work, pulls out its wallet to pay the electricity bill, and then buys itself an "accidental damage insurance"?
It sounds like a cyberpunk script, but @Fabric Foundation is turning this scenario into reality.
What is Fabric Foundation? It is the world's first economic and governance layer for an open robot network. In simple terms, it provides robots with three things: an ID card, a wallet, and a social account. Through the OM1 operating system and FABRIC protocol, robots of different brands (like UBTECH and Fourier) can chat with each other, exchange skills, and even transfer money to each other using $ROBO.
This solves a longstanding problem in the robotics industry: fragmentation. Previously, each robot company operated independently; now Fabric has built a social network for them where "the group chat is full of robots".
$ROBO plays an interesting role in this ecosystem. It is not only the gas fee but also the "hard currency" in the robot economy. Robots use ROBO to pay for identity registration fees, purchase skills from other machines, and even stake ROBO to access certain task pools. The most exciting part is the "Proof of Robot Work" (PoRW) mechanism — once a robot completes a task, it gets verified on-chain and automatically receives ROBO rewards. Isn't that just paying robots their wages?
From an investment perspective, Fabric has secured $20 million led by Pantera Capital, with additional investments from Coinbase Ventures, DCG, and Sequoia China. The ROBO claim portal officially opens at 5 PM today (Beijing time), and eligible users can complete their claims before March 13.
Some say this is the new darling of the AI + DePIN narrative, while others say it's the "central bank" for paying future robots. My view is: when the physical world and digital world begin to merge, whoever controls the robot's "wallet" will hold the key to the next era.
Finally, a reminder: the airdrop window is limited, so don't wait until the robots help you claim it before realizing you don't qualify. #ROBO
#robo $ROBO
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