Good morning everyone, Dr. Leo fans, Mr. Regular Footballer fans, and any other players fans. May GOD blessed us all today and make our day more beautiful than yesterday. โค๏ธ
Started thinking I might actually have a soft spot for Ronaldoโฆ then I remembered heโs been slandering my GOAT for decades
WC 2014, all the statements, Piers Morgan, the Instagram likes, the commentsโฆ
And now Iโm starting to wonder if he really posted that retirement clarification right before Messiโs farewell just to steal some of the spotlight
Never mind, that soft spot is gone. ๐คท
VANGRID vs AXIS ROBOTICS Part III ๐คโผ๏ธ
we talked about the tech.
we compared the data, funding and their ecosystems.
but thereโs one thing you canโt really measure with a funding round or metrics from dashboards..
- and thatโs COMMUNITYโผ๏ธ
at the end of the day, a project is more than what it is buildingโฆ
itโs the people who keep talking about it, interacting with its product, creating around it and showing up when the timeline moves on to the next shiny thing like it always does that matter the most.
these are the people that really hold a project down, the real backbone imo.
and this is one point both Vangrid and Axis get very interesting again.
this brings us to ROUND 4: COMMUNITY.
- @axisrobotics kicked off first, straight into Kaito arena, Infact it was the first project on @KaitoAI v2.
their creator program launched with 0.25% of the total $AXIS supply allocated to creators and Kaito stakers.
Epoch 1 has already ended officially and you can tell it was a success.
the numbers were pretty serious and it speaks for itself.
about 5,341 creators joined Epoch 1โผ๏ธ
now Epoch 2 is live already.
this campaign has helped Axis build a pretty good creator layer around the project, with Kaito becoming a major part of how their community formed and compete around Physical AI on the timeline.
- then thereโs @vangrid_io
Vangrid took a different route with @NucleusCodes.
its current Nucleus campaign has almost 2000 contributors enrolled, with $100K allocated to the top 300 contributors.
honestlyโฆ
you probably donโt even need the numbers to know the campaign has worked.
Vangrid has been everywhere on the timeline!
the Nucleus campaign has pushed the project into conversations far beyond the people who were already following Physical AI.
and credit where itโs due:
@NucleusCodes do know how to turn a project into a conversation.
thereโs another interesting difference too.
Axis x Kaito focuses more on creator mindshare and quality content.
Vangrid x Nucleus is mostly about contribution volume + signal
different platforms.
different campaign structures.
different communities forming around them.
but both campaigns are doing something bigger than simply putting rewards in front of creators.
theyโre turning the community into another layer of the productโs story!
I believe this is the best place to end this series.
after three parts, I think itโs clear enough that there really isnโt any competition between these projects.
theyโre building different things.
theyโve attracted different communities.
theyโve taken different routes.
but theyโre proving the same thing:
Physical AI needs people just as much as it needs machines.
the builders.
the researchers.
the contributors.
the creators.
the COMMUNITY.
all of this is what turns infrastructure into an ecosystem.
the trilogy ends here.
but the Physical AI raceโฆ
weโre probably still very early.