The biggest loss in vendor sales isn’t the bid you lost. It’s the tender you never saw.
Setcoin Atlas for Vendors is built for OEMs, EPCs and equipment makers selling into power, grid, data-centre, hydrogen and water projects:
👉 https://t.co/moP6vsAPu7
Everything you need to know about a counterparty is already public. Who reads all of it before signing?
Registers. Sanctions lists. Court dockets. Ownership filings. Each one is open, and none of them is in one place.
Setcoin Verify closes that gap
👉 https://t.co/uc0FdNWRQr
Who Replaces the ISS? Commercial Space Stations, Analysed | @setcoingroup
The ISS retires at the end of 2030. Can commercial stations replace it, and who will pay for them?
Feasible as technology, necessary as policy, unproven as business.
Golden Dome is funded to see and to talk. Not yet to shoot.
That is the one-line answer from @setcoingroup 162-minute study of the $185B US missile shield, and the budget numbers behind it are more surprising than the technology
26,010 live infrastructure projects. $4.27T of live CAPEX. One place to see them all.
Most people who work in infrastructure can only see their own corner of it. Nobody sees the whole pipeline at once.
So we built the Global Infrastructure Atlas:
https://t.co/0zFa5FjEXW
We mapped 209 capital groups, and where the money sits tells you a lot about where it will (and won't) go.
Raising capital for infrastructure usually starts with a hunt for the right names. We wanted to make that faster, so we built a map.
https://t.co/MMRwTA9Mql
@inservissapp Most interesting thing - there are up to 19% queries which nobody own - and brands don’t need to compete with others for it, low hanging fruits
@illscience I think the missing layer is service infrastructure & standardization for agents.
Agents need to discover not just products, but capabilities: who can do it, price, availability, trust and how to transact.
https://t.co/1exDKWrqIx
9/ CC BY 4.0 for the data, MIT for the tooling, dependency-free scorer included. Run your own process against it and tell us what you get — we'll take a bad number as seriously as a good one. https://t.co/0pkg3Bn5p5
9/ Both benchmarks report what they don't prove before what they do: no minimum-commitment true-ups, no tiered pricing, no proration, and identity resolution across systems is assumed away entirely — every join here uses one shared account key, which you never get for free