GM gVAN
You can now track a real world place the way you track a package.
@vangrid_io Bounties at https://t.co/N0PwqnlyZY runs like an order:
1. Place the order. Name the location you need and fund the bounty in USDC.
2. Someone nearby picks it up. A contributor already close to the site opens the app and walks a slow orbit with a phone. Faces and license plates are blurred on the device before anything leaves it.
3. Review before you commit. A preview comes back first, so you can check coverage and reject a weak pass instead of paying for a rebuild that will not hold.
4. Accept and receive. Approve the submission and the 3D model is delivered, with payment released to the contributor.
5. Check the receipt. Each capture is fingerprinted at record time and anchored on Base through EAS, so you can verify where the data came from instead of taking a vendor's word for it.
For Physical AI, robots, and world models, this fills a real gap. Loading bays, stairwells, shop floors, and back alleys are the spaces that satellites and mapping vans do not reach, and a bounty board turns ground truth into an on-demand supply chain with no crew to schedule and no hardware to ship.
Post, review, accept. Order your first place at https://t.co/N0PwqnlyZY.
Which would you order first: a warehouse floor, a storefront, or a space your robot has never seen?
GN CT
Most land NFTs give you a parcel to own. @tera_map gives you a world to explore.
Built on @RobinhoodChain, TERA features 3,333 land parcels in a live multiplayer 3D city.
You can enter for free, choose a name, explore different districts, build on land, and interact with other players without connecting a wallet.
What caught my attention is that the world is already playable, giving people something to experience before the full economic system arrives.
The next thing worth watching is how TERA connects digital land ownership with its planned resource extraction mechanics.
Explore the world: https://t.co/4fkHHocYBz