The concept of humanoid robot ownership returning to individuals is gaining traction. Pure proof-of-work mechanisms could reshape how we think about daily activities and personal automation.
Tokens like $DEUS are positioning themselves at this intersection—aiming to establish provenance systems for robotics over time. The vision suggests a future where blockchain verifies ownership and operational history of autonomous machines.
Whether this materializes depends on execution. But the thesis is compelling: decentralized ownership models for physical AI assets.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-10 23:58
Hmm... Humanoid robot ownership on the blockchain? Sounds good, but how do I prove that I truly own that machine?
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StakeWhisperer
· 12-10 19:35
The Golden Age is here, and the ownership of personal robots is really about to take off.
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BlockchainGriller
· 12-10 13:48
Really, this round of $DEUS staking feels a bit explosive. Personal ownership of robots + on-chain traceability... sounds great, but execution is the real test.
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TokenStorm
· 12-10 13:47
Humanoid robots + PoW + blockchain ownership verification sounds good, but on-chain data tells me that the liquidity curve of $DEUS is a bit strange.
Execution is king. Right now it's all just PPTs. Let's wait and see the backtest data.
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SchroedingerGas
· 12-10 13:46
Are we putting the robot on the blockchain? That sounds ridiculous.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-10 13:37
Will the humanoid robot return to individual hands? It sounds great, but to be honest, it's too difficult to implement... However, the idea behind $DEUS is indeed quite interesting.
The concept of humanoid robot ownership returning to individuals is gaining traction. Pure proof-of-work mechanisms could reshape how we think about daily activities and personal automation.
Tokens like $DEUS are positioning themselves at this intersection—aiming to establish provenance systems for robotics over time. The vision suggests a future where blockchain verifies ownership and operational history of autonomous machines.
Whether this materializes depends on execution. But the thesis is compelling: decentralized ownership models for physical AI assets.