Something interesting crossed my mind while reading through @Fabric Foundation docs again.

We always talk about AI taking over human jobs, but what we don't discuss enough is how machines will need their own economic identities to participate in this future. Not just wallets actual reputations, work histories, slashing records.

If a robot has been reliably completing tasks for two years, earning consistent ROBO, maintaining high uptime that on-chain history becomes incredibly valuable. It can borrow against it. Upgrade itself. Compete for better contracts.

Fabric isn't just building DePIN infrastructure. It's building the first credit system for autonomous workers.

Makes me wonder what happens when machines have better credit scores than humans. Probably nothing dystopian at all. Right? #ROBO $ROBO

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