Once this "Trump-style" U.S. cyber strategy document was released, anyone with insight can see: computing power sovereignty and cybersecurity have become the "nuclear weapons" of the next era. The document repeatedly emphasizes distributed architecture and sovereign security, isn't that directly guiding AI infrastructure?
I am focused on @Fabric Foundation precisely because of this logic. When AI computing power is monopolized by large companies, it poses a risk; but when it transforms into a decentralized "intelligent web" like $ROBO , it becomes a true asset. In this larger context, the underlying protocol of #ROBO , which allows computing power to be secure and autonomously flow, just happens to hit the dual windfalls of policy and technology. Rather than looking at those superficial applications, it's better to guard such "silicon-based sovereignty" shovel-selling projects; those who understand will naturally get it. 🤔🚀$ROBO
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