Most Web3 collectibles are built to be owned. What if your collectible could actually contribute to the network? 👀🤖 That’s the idea behind @conso_xyz and its Conso Bots. Built around @SuiNetwork and secured through @WalrusProtocol , Conso Bots are designed as reputation-backed, agentic collectibles that connect human participation with network infrastructure. But the bigger picture is what interests me: 🔹 Beyond PFPs: collectibles designed for a functional role 🔹 Reputation matters: participation can help establish trust 🔹 Network contribution: mobile nodes supporting the CONSO ecosystem 🔹 Security & verification: exploring ways to identify malicious activity and improve accountability The interesting part isn’t simply owning a Bot. It’s the possibility of connecting digital ownership, reputation and useful network participation in one ecosystem. Of course, the real test will be how these systems perform as the network develops. That’s what I want to see more of: products that give people a reason to participate beyond speculation. Can Conso Bots help turn collectibles into useful network infrastructure? Curious to see how @conso_xyz builds this vision. 🫡