mdrn ｜HIKIだよ-😉

It didn’t matter that I wasn’t in the best mood — I left Phangan in the fall wearing an awesome hat and the scratched-up sunglasses from my climb up Kazbek mountain the year before. Hopefully, that helps me soak up some coolness for the next six months of not-so-easy adventures.😎

This is why Ethereum is going to zero

1/6 A few small steps for Turbo. One giant leap toward Making Robots Commonplace. 🤖🦾🌍 Meet Turbo, our first humanoid robot, now reporting for duty at Argent Materials in Oakland, CA. 🏗️🌉 He’s not here for show. He’s here to work. 👇

For all the stock lovers on this app, how do we get an exposure to Humanoids? So far the only option I found is TSLA, but I'm sure there are many more.. Help me with my research

Robonomics is nothing like your “typical” crypto projects 😛 As we prepare the Kusama <> Polkadot bridge, let’s take a look at Robonomics’ performance in Polkadot as it approaches its first million blocks. I call this phase “taking the first steps.” And there are plenty of interesting insights! Here’s an intriguing fact about subscriptions. How is it possible that the number of token holders is lower than the number of accounts? No, these aren’t accounts that withdrew all their funds, as you’d typically see in other networks. The answer lies in Robonomics’ subscription mechanism. Only the subscription administrator needs to hold XRT, and from there, they can add devices and users who are allowed to send transactions - even with zero balance! The difference between token transfers and signed extrinsics is massive. That’s right - Robonomics isn’t about traders swapping tokens. It’s about devices continuously sending telemetry. Every application serves its own purpose. You’ll also find very few staking, unstaking, or farming transactions - because in Robonomics, they simply don’t exist. No pointless mechanisms designed just to entertain speculators. We pay Polkadot for security and Robonomics collators for signal relay. That’s it. The most optimized rollup in the world! Over the past few months, the network has distributed 1.4K XRT in rewards to collators. In total, that’s around $3k/month in network maintenance costs within Polkadot. Yes, that little - and everything runs smoothly. Demand the same efficiency from your Polkadot projects! Now, we need to streamline the subscription purchase process, making it as simple as possible through Polkadot Pay. It's time to ramp up device sales. That way, every day, someone somewhere in the world will be choosing between connecting to the Freemium plan on Kusama or opting for the Pro subscription on Polkadot for just $2.50/month. Keep Walking...