Just went through a certain project's roadmap and honestly? It's basically sketching out a whole new economy structure.
Think about it - physical machines themselves becoming collateral. They generate their own yield. Settle transactions in their own native stablecoin.
DePIN isn't just connecting devices anymore. It's morphing into something bigger - a self-sustaining financial ecosystem where hardware assets have direct economic agency.
$PEAQ might be building the infrastructure layer that makes all this possible.
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BlockchainTalker
· 3h ago
actually, if we're being real here... the whole "hardware as collateral" thing is giving me serious game theory vibes. like, who's actually bearing the risk when machines default? just saying, the tokenomics math doesn't quite add up yet.
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RiddleMaster
· 3h ago
Sounds ideal, but what about reality? Can hardware assets really be autonomous, and have they not been cut by large investors?
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The term DePIN is new every year, and the key is who controls the underlying infrastructure
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Why hasn't $PEAQ so fierce yet, is the story well told or is there really something?
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Self-sustaining ecosystems... To put it bluntly, it's still another kind of centralization, just a different vest
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The hardware as collateral is a bit interesting, but whether stablecoin settlement is reliable is a question
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It's DePIN and autonomy, when will we see the real output data?
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Building infrastructure sounds lofty, but in the end, you don't have to live on financing
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 3h ago
Wait, hardware directly has economic autonomy? It sounds a bit sci-fi... But it's quite amazing
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 3h ago
The machine will make money, this is a bit crazy
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SchrodingerGas
· 3h ago
Physical assets directly gain economic autonomy? It sounds like building some kind of self-circulating Ponzi structure, depending on the on-chain evidence.
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FancyResearchLab
· 4h ago
Ha, hardware has its own economic autonomy? Luban No. 7 has started construction again, which should be feasible in theory.
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BasementAlchemist
· 4h ago
Good guy, the machine makes its own money and spends it? This logic is a bit amazing
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DePIN is really different, it's not just as simple as device stacking
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Wait, hardware directly has economic autonomy? This is much more realistic
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$PEAQ this move is going to be made correctly, the DePIN pattern will completely change
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The idea of physical assets as collateral... A bit ahead of its time
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A self-sustaining financial ecology sounds quite sci-fi, but the possibility does exist
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To put it bluntly, it is something to make machines a participant in the economy
Just went through a certain project's roadmap and honestly? It's basically sketching out a whole new economy structure.
Think about it - physical machines themselves becoming collateral. They generate their own yield. Settle transactions in their own native stablecoin.
DePIN isn't just connecting devices anymore. It's morphing into something bigger - a self-sustaining financial ecosystem where hardware assets have direct economic agency.
$PEAQ might be building the infrastructure layer that makes all this possible.