If you lower the points, there will be an airdrop https://hub.konnex.world/points?referral_code=CUTHDFH1 Entering through the invitation link will result in an additional 50 KP. Nowadays, most Crypto x Robotics projects are telling the same story: There will be more and more robots, so it is necessary to issue coins, create identities, and make payments for robots. I think Konnex is slightly different. I specifically searched through Konnex's Docs and Testnet. The logic it has designed now is roughly as follows: User posts a robot task ↓ Different AI Miners submit their own execution plans ↓ Validator scores these proposals ↓ The optimal solution enters simulation/physical execution ↓ Validate the results through PoPW (Proof of Physical Work) ↓ After verification, settle with stablecoins Let me give you a simple example: In the future, you will have a robot deliver this package to point A. In theory, it is not necessarily limited to using models provided by robot manufacturers, but can be called upon by different AI developers' strategies on Konnex. Whoever completes the model faster and safer will receive the task and benefits. After the robot is completed, it will leave a proof of "I really did the job" through GPS, Camera, IMU and other data, and the loan will only be disbursed after verification by Validator. I think the really interesting aspect of this approach is that it takes Robotics AI one step further from "selling software" to "paying for results". AI models have become competitive means of production, and the physical work of robots has also become something that can be priced, validated, and settled. This is also why I think Konnex is more worth observing than just talking about 'robot on chain'. Tell me a few data I found: Konnex completed a $15M financing in January of this year, Cogitent Ventures、Liquid Capital、Leland Ventures、Covey、LD Capital、M77 Ventures Waiting to participate. CEO Jon Ollverther is not purely from a crypto background. He has long been involved in drone and robotics related businesses and has industry experience in Measure, Aerobo, and Vermeer. And currently, the project is not just limited to PPT. The latest officially disclosed Testnet data has arrived: 1.14M+total transactions 521K+user signed transactions 83K+independent wallet Peak daily 25K+requests 1000+Faucet Claims per day Of course, I won't directly judge that it has run through the Robotics business model just because of these numbers. Testnet activity ≠ large-scale work of real robots. Next, I will focus on two indicators: 1) Can the process of AI Miner → Validator → PoPW in the simulation environment be truly transferred to real robots; 2) How many real Robotics/AI Developers can be brought in after Mainnet. If these two things can continue to move forward, then Konnex is not just doing Robotics DePIN, but more like building a layer of task, verification, and settlement infrastructure for the future 'machine labor market'. At present, Konnex's Points/Airdrop Program is open, which can connect wallets and X, perform weekly check ins, community tasks, Testnet, Partner Quest, etc. to obtain KP and Badge, and also has leaderboards. I am ready to start brushing slowly and don't need to do a hard roll for points, but for projects that are "already usable+points already started+still in the early stages", I usually leave a footprint first. To be transparent, under the referral mechanism, I will receive 10% of the KP generated by invited users in the future. It may take a long time for robots to truly enter the real world, but if the future Robot Economy is established, the infrastructure of "how robots find jobs, prove jobs, and get money" may be more worthy of research than building another robot. @konnex_world