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Rypto retweeted
Axis Robotics says Pi Network is MORE than just an investor.
In a new announcement on its Spanish account @axisenespanol, robotics company @axisrobotics revealed that it is exploring a "a technical integration" between itself and @PiCoreTeam.
The integration, it says in the translated post, will focus on the scaling of physical AI.
For context, $PI Ventures was an early backer of the robotics company.
Rypto retweeted
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Rypto retweeted
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A humanoid robot just clocked into a real warehouse job.
Not a lab. Not a dance video.
JD Logistics in China put Agibot’s G2 Max on inbound work: break pallets, stack boxes, move containers.
The numbers they’re claiming:
• 99%+ success rate in trials
• 80 boxes broken down an hour
• 75 stacked an hour
• lifts 40kg with both arms
• hot-swap batteries so it can run around the clock
This is the part people miss.
The scary future isn’t a robot that can do parkour.
It’s a robot that quietly does the boring shift… and never asks for overtime.
Demo era is ending.
Punch-card era for humanoids is starting.
Two things about Sui people missed this week.
And both of them, to me, are quietly very bullish.
First, Mysten Labs changed CEO. The founder's leaving the day-to-day. But he didn't walk away. He stepped back specifically so he could go build a brand new AI division, focused on agent infrastructure for Sui. The man who built the chain is so convinced AI agents are the future, he's personally going to build it, and he's brought in a dedicated CEO to run everything else. That's someone doubling down.
Second, the buybacks. Sui's been buying its own token off the open market, closing in on a million SUI this year. They take the yield earned on their stablecoin reserves, real income, and use that to buy. A business funding buybacks from actual profit.
All in all, good stuff.
$SUI @SuiNetwork @Mysten_Labs
Injective's Stockdrop is back.
They're doing something interesting again. It's called the Stockdrop, and it gives you a chance to receive a tokenized version of a real stock, think Nvidia, Tesla, Meta, right into your wallet. This is the second one they've done, and the first ever on Solana.
Here's how it works. You take part in the Community BuyBack. You commit your INJ, and here's the key part, that INJ gets permanently burned. Gone forever. In return, you earn a share of the revenue the Injective ecosystem generates, and you get a shot at a randomized tokenized stock. One per wallet.
These tokenized stocks are not available everywhere. US users are excluded completely, and there are restrictions in places like the UK, Canada and Switzerland. So before you commit a single token, check whether you're even eligible.
It's a clever evolution of on-chain stocks, no doubt. Just go in with your eyes open. And as always, this isn't financial advice.
$INJ @Injective
One week on Bittensor will blow your mind.
Everyone's arguing about which AI is best. Meanwhile Bittensor's building something different. Not one giant AI, but a whole network of specialised ones, each competing to be the best at one specific job. And just one week of subnet activity shows you how fast it's growing.
Think of each subnet as its own little AI company, focused on a single task, with people competing and getting rewarded for building the best version.
This week alone:
• A computer vision subnet got its tech deployed in a real Shell petrol station. Actual real-world AI, not a demo.
• OpenRoboto started giving physical robots their own verifiable digital identities, so you can trace exactly which robot recorded a piece of training data.
• Another teamed up around NVIDIA's newest chips and reckons it's hitting over ten thousand words a second of AI output from a single machine.
• And there's even a new desktop app that lets you flick between Claude, GPT and Gemini in the same chat.
That's one week. Petrol stations, robots, raw AI power. While everyone's watching the big names slug it out, an entire ecosystem of specialist AIs is quietly being built underneath.
That's worth paying attention to.
$TAO @opentensor
