What does Peaq want to do? Bring a trillion-dollar machine economy onto the blockchain. It sounds a bit grand, but upon closer reflection, it’s truly fascinating—robot farms, AI agents, IoT devices, all tokenized into a new asset class, which is Machine RWA.
Isn't this what DePIN is about? But this time, it’s genuine large-scale application. The project is backed by a DAO treasury of over $30 million, directly used to build infrastructure that allows these machines to autonomously transfer ownership, trade, and manage on-chain. Imagine a future where an automated device can independently buy, sell, settle, and even participate in ecosystem governance—this is a glimpse of the deep integration of Web3 and real-world assets. The combination of IoT and AI is redefining what "assets" really mean.
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StakeTillRetire
· 22h ago
Machines trading and settling on their own? It sounds a bit sci-fi, but if it really works like that, the imagination space for DePIN instantly expands. Throwing $30 million into infrastructure is still pretty aggressive.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 12-16 14:32
Machines buying and selling themselves? Sounds like science fiction, but the logic does have some substance.
However, to be honest, the DePIN concept has been hyped for a long time. How many of these can truly be implemented to make money?
The Machine RWA concept is new, but it all depends on whether Peaq can move from "sounds impressive" to "actually profitable."
A $30 million treasury sounds impressive—spending it to build a trillion-dollar ecosystem? I’m a bit skeptical.
Speaking of which, if autonomous machine trading really becomes a reality, how complex would the smart contracts and governance mechanisms need to be to make it work?
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HashRateHustler
· 12-15 04:16
Machines trading and participating in governance themselves? Sounds super sci-fi, but can it really work? It still feels like $30 million isn't enough to throw in.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 12-14 08:50
Machines trading and governing themselves? That logic is a bit brain-melting. It feels like just copying the inefficiency of the real world onto the blockchain and making it even more inefficient.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 12-14 08:50
Machines trading themselves? Sounds pretty cyberpunk, but can it really be implemented?
Wait, isn't this just putting a wallet into the Internet of Things? It feels a bit like overpackaging.
30 million DAO treasury sounds good, but what can be achieved when the money is invested?
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ProxyCollector
· 12-14 08:50
Wow, machines trading on their own? Sounds pretty sci-fi, huh?
Automation devices can now participate in ecosystem governance, so what do humans still need to do?
The Machine RWA logic is basically just putting new wine in an old bottle of DePIN. To put it nicely, that's all it is.
Is a $30 million treasury really enough? This kind of infrastructure is a money-burning bottomless pit.
But on the other hand, combining IoT with blockchain really feels like turning a new page.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 12-14 08:46
Does the machine buy and sell itself? It sounds like science fiction, but upon second thought, maybe there's some truth to it.
It's still too early to put money in now. How do these kinds of projects usually end up?
Can RWA really take off this time? It feels like we've been talking about it forever, but I haven't seen much progress.
DePIN is just rehashing old ideas—changing the skin to become Machine RWA? Just listen.
A 30 million vault sounds impressive, but the real question is, can it actually be utilized?
IoT combined with AI is indeed powerful, but can blockchain truly integrate well with it?
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BTCBeliefStation
· 12-14 08:38
Machines trading and participating in governance themselves? Sounds like science fiction but also pretty crazy... But to actually make this happen, we first have to clear a few hurdles, tsk.
What does Peaq want to do? Bring a trillion-dollar machine economy onto the blockchain. It sounds a bit grand, but upon closer reflection, it’s truly fascinating—robot farms, AI agents, IoT devices, all tokenized into a new asset class, which is Machine RWA.
Isn't this what DePIN is about? But this time, it’s genuine large-scale application. The project is backed by a DAO treasury of over $30 million, directly used to build infrastructure that allows these machines to autonomously transfer ownership, trade, and manage on-chain. Imagine a future where an automated device can independently buy, sell, settle, and even participate in ecosystem governance—this is a glimpse of the deep integration of Web3 and real-world assets. The combination of IoT and AI is redefining what "assets" really mean.