JUST IN: SN80 (@openroboto), the largest robotics subnet on @bittensor, integrates peaqOS
All devices now have an ID and wallet on Solana, and can be verified and paid for their performance directly on Solana using @peaq
peaq × @worldnetwork in Seoul 🇰🇷
Robots should take your order, not your data
That’s exactly what they’ll do at our robo-café – World Orb on hand
At @kbwofficial? Come check it out
Details ↓
One of the world's largest robotics makers just plugged into $peaq
Doosan machines → peaqOS → Solana 💪
.@peaq and Doosan Robotics, Korea's leading collaborative robotics maker, are putting industrial robots to work on Solana using peaqOS
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BREAKING: peaq and Doosan Robotics, one of the world’s top 5 collaborative robot makers, enter Physical AI partnership
Doosan and peaq are working to enable easily financeable robots that monetize their spare capacity
The first Doosan robot is already running peaqOS 🔥
Doosan Robotics is part of Doosan Group, South Korea’s oldest company, with robots deployed in 45 countries
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Got some ideas here for @Natan_benish but owning all taker flow of $SNDK with a memecoin sounds like a good start.
Never cacheing out.
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World ID in action
peaqOS brings @worldnetwork's World ID to robots and machines
A machine can now check two things about the person in front of it: is it a real human, and the one who actually placed the order?
Nothing else is revealed. No name, no face, no ID. Free to verify.
→ peaqOS provides identity, discovery, and coordination
→ World ID proves the human, without revealing who they are
robotic.sh/services/world-id
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There are three concrete areas we’re focused on:
1. Volume & liquidity. This needs to improve, and we’re working hands-on on multiple initiatives. Low volume combined with potential sell pressure is obviously difficult to counter (now most investors tokens faded out already but this was obviously a problem. We’ve also refused “mafia-style” exchange deals asking for 5–6% of total supply, huge payments, and in one case even a request for a new car. That’s simply not how we operate even though that’s apparently still the state of the industry. We’re pursuing other routes, and you’ll see more on this by September.
2. Communication & marketing. We have more adoption, robotics companies, commercial agreements and Tier-1 partners than ever but if nobody knows about it, it doesn’t matter. We need to get significantly better at communicating what’s actually happening, and we’re actively hiring and investing here. You can find the marketing job postings on our timeline too.
3. New Economics → token demand. This is probably the most fundamental piece. Historically, millions of machines and growing adoption didn’t translate strongly enough into PEAQ demand. Economics 2.0 is designed to change exactly that, turning machine adoption and network activity into actual token demand and network revenues.
None of this changes the chart overnight. It takes execution. But these are concrete problems we recognize and are actively working on. We keep sharing and communicating our steps transparently.
Introducing peaq Economics 2.0: upgraded to set machines free
Most token models flinch when price drops. peaq's new economics don't.
Designed to turn real machine adoption into omnichain revenue, structural demand for $PEAQ, and a tighter supply through bonding and burn mechanisms.
Today on Taking Stock | Investors digest key earnings from $TSM and $UNH.
@Eric_Criscuolo with the tale of the tape, @vivaldi0x of @symphonyio discusses AI's impact on wealth + @ProsekPR on how investor relations have changed.
@jd_durkin has more. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qxvvvaQy…
Every credit card pays you to spend more.
@symphonyio built the opposite: a savings app that pays you to save. With a fixed 5% APY that can be earned in cash, credit-card-style points, or a mix of both. Users can redeem their points for flights, hotels, upgrades, and experiences across several major global airline and hotel partners.
The catch? Doing it onchain without users ever touching crypto.
Here's how 👇
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$SPGI is trading at its highest FCF Yield in >5 years…
The company experienced significant multiple compression due to increased AI uncertainty...
but SPGI isn’t sitting by idly waiting to be displaced, they are innovating to help customers unlock the potential of AI.
From the last earnings call:
Increased engagement:
"More than a third of our S&P Capital Q Pro users engage with the AI features we've launched, including ChatIQ and Document Intelligence. We now have more than 300 customers under contract or in trial periods for Kensho LLM-ready APIs."
Exponential Growth:
"in the Q1, the volume of API calls made by our customers was more than 5x the volume that we saw just one quarter ago. Volumes doubled month-over-month just from February to March. We can see early indications of this translating into economic benefits."
AI Translating to Revenue Growth:
"ACV (Annualized Contract Value) growth among customers who use our AI solutions is outpacing growth from other customers by a wide margin. Growth in Market Intelligence is 30% higher among AI customers compared to others, and growth among AI customers in Energy is double the growth rate among other customers."
Customer “Willing to pay in the range of 35%-45% more”
"Perhaps maybe one other example I would provide is, in the quarter two financial clients who are just subscribing to our data at renewal, were opting to get that data available in an AI-ready format we're willing to pay in the range of 35%-45% on the renewal increase to get the AI access. Again, early days, but some very strong signal here around the monetization from an enterprise value standpoint. Thanks for the question."
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Onramping on @symphonyio happens via Coinbase. 🚀
Seamless with a debit card or Apple Pay. ↓
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We built the first app that lets you travel the world by saving money
Credit cards give you points for spending
Symphony rewards you with points for saving
Earn a fixed 5% APY, plus points transferable to the largest airlines and hotels
Let your savings take you places
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What if I told you one of the most important MLCC suppliers in Japan masquerades as a dinnerware company?
Only ~5% of Noritake's revenue comes from dinner plates.
The rest comes from electronic ceramic materials, MLCC dielectrics, barium titanate powders, semiconductor wafer polishing, SiC abrasives, and industrial furnaces used in electronics manufacturing.
I don’t see anyone talking about them.
Noritake $5331.T
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This is insane 🤖🤖
Great real-world showcase of the intersection between robots, life, USDT, WDK (Wallet Development Kit).
Replying to @peaq
The showcase: a simulated workflow for a @ServeRobotics delivery robot navigating Seoul on NAVER Maps, settling onchain through @WDK_tether on Solana
A robot accessing a real-world digital service, making a real-time decision, and getting paid for it
No human in the loop
All verifiable onchain — check out the blog for links to transactions and wallets, with a video for illustration



























