These past few days, Bitcoin Asia 2026 has given me a deeper understanding of one direction—real-world asset tokenization (RWA) + compliance is the future of Web3 truly entering the real world. What is especially moving is that Dr. Nicolas mentioned this perspective on his blog and in videos as early as 5 years ago. Today, we are gradually seeing the entire industry begin to value and recognize this path. Pi has always been trying to solve the real problems that exist in this industry. This conference has further strengthened my resolve. One day, riding the wind, we will soar 90,000 li into the sky.

🎬 Recently, while observing the Fabric Foundation article reposted by Pi on August 5, I discovered another very interesting development: Pi payments have already been integrated and tested in RoboPay’s codebase.
This means that in the future, Pi’s use cases may not be limited to “buying things,” but could extend further to—hiring machines to work. Here are several very realistic examples:

First: Pi hires delivery robots.
You buy a bunch of things at the mall but do not want to carry them home yourself. You place an order directly on your phone: “Deliver these things to my home.” The robot quotes a price of 3 Pi, you complete the payment, RoboPay automatically confirms receipt through the Pi blockchain, and then the robot begins the delivery task.

Second: Pi hires security robots.
A warehouse with no one on duty at night could rent a patrol robot by the hour. For example: “Patrol for 8 hours tonight, 20 Pi.” After payment is confirmed, the robot automatically patrols and records footage, and notifies the person in charge if it detects anything unusual.

Third: Pi hires industrial robots.
In the future, factories may not even need to purchase all their robots. Instead, they could switch to a “pay per task” model. For example, inspecting 100 pieces of equipment could cost 50 Pi; once the robot completes the task, the company can settle the payment directly using Pi.
As more and more real-world utility of this kind enters the Pi ecosystem, I believe we will be increasingly close to the day when the ecosystem undergoes tremendous change.

🌞And today, I discovered another piece of information worth following. Axis Robotics, the third company invested in by Pi Network Ventures, already features collaborations with Geely Automobile, Lotus Cars, and others on its official website.
The point I want to make is actually very simple: the third company Pi has invested in has now begun working with major automakers such as Geely and Lotus. Put plainly, the “portfolio company” invested in by Pi has already begun entering the business circles of major corporations. Axis is now bringing robotics and AI technology into automotive industry scenarios involving companies such as Geely and Lotus. This shows that the projects invested in by Pi Ventures are no longer limited to laboratories and the conceptual stage, but are gradually entering real factories, real enterprises, and real commercial needs. This also repeatedly confirms Pi Ventures’ judgment about the direction of future industries.

In yesterday’s blog post, the official team also highlighted OpenClaw and Atlassian MCP Server. In my view, what makes these two products worth following is that they are attempting to bring AI, enterprise tools, and Pi node infrastructure into closer integration, creating new value and productivity beyond the original capabilities of blockchain. In the past: Pi Node → primarily served the Pi blockchain. Now, however, we are seeing its capabilities continuously expand outward:
Pi Node → blockchain + AI + MCP + enterprise software + local applications. OpenClaw is an attempt in the direction of AI Agents. Atlassian MCP Server is an attempt to connect enterprise tools such as Jira and Confluence. From RWA and compliance, to robot payments and AI, and then to MCP, enterprise software, and node computing… These seemingly independent elements are gradually being connected. It is through this series of changes that I increasingly believe: Pi has never intended to be merely a simple blockchain network, but has been continuously exploring how Web3 can truly enter the real world, serve real enterprises, and create real productivity. The road is still long, but the direction is becoming increasingly clear. I also believe that Pi can continue along this path, advancing Web3 into a new stage with genuine utility, enterprise participation, and real-world value.

Finally, ㊗️ all Pioneers good health, good fortune in everything, and continued improvement!