But let's be honest:
is this a weak project or is the market just not understanding anything again?
I look at the situation and see a typical scenario:
if there is no rapid growth — it means 'dead asset'.
But here is a different story.
@Fabric Foundation is trying to build not just a token,
a machine economy, where AI agents interact with each other as market participants.
And here is the main problem:
it's complicated. And the market doesn't like that.
$ROBO is currently assessed as a regular asset:
it's a pump — good, if not — then it's weakness.
But if the model works, then it's a whole different level:
not trading, but the economy between algorithms.
And such things never 'take off' right away.
Remember:
most strong narratives in Web3 initially looked like complete nonsense.
Until the first real case appeared.
That's when the market suddenly 'wakes up'.
And FOMO begins.
So the question now is not about the price.
The question is simple:
is this a failure or just a stage when most still don't catch up?
Because if the second —
so those who write off $ROBO now are doing it too early.
Curious to hear:
this is another overhyped AI narrative
or something that not everyone is able to understand right now?