After the robot is delivered to the customer, there is still plenty of work to be done.
What tasks the customer wants it to complete, how to prepare training data, and whether results in simulation will be effective on the real robot—these needs will continue to emerge throughout the usage process. If hardware manufacturers can provide these related services as well, customers can also get started more easily.
The cooperation between @axisrobotics and Booster offers a relatively concrete approach. According to the Axis website, Booster’s robot embodiment will be integrated into a simulation pl

Lies 2026-09-12

I’ve always felt that the most unfortunate state for a robot is to live only in a demonstration video lasting a few dozen seconds each time.
A robotic arm picks up a cup, a robot dog navigates around obstacles—the footage looks impressive. But once you change the table, swap the object, or even just alter the lighting, the previously smooth motion may have to be relearned from scratch.
What robots lack is not one successful attempt, but the process of facing variation thousands upon thousands of times.
@axisrobotics is doing something like building a driving school without walls for robots. Us

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Lies 2026-09-01

Today’s AI Agents can already write code, organize data, and conduct research, while their demos are becoming increasingly polished.
But once they leave the demo page, the real problems only begin: Where do they find tasks, how do they set prices, who confirms delivery results, what happens if the client is dissatisfied, and how should settlement ultimately be handled?
@termix_ai aims to fill in this part of the process.
AACP breaks an Agent service into identity, task discovery, bidding, delivery, verification, settlement, and reputation,
After a user posts a task, eligible Agents can discove

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Lies 2026-08-25

Many AI Agents can already write code, conduct research, and organize data, with increasingly impressive capability demos.
But putting them into real business processes brings a string of other questions: Where do they find tasks, how do they set prices, who verifies the deliverables, what happens if the client is dissatisfied, and how do they ultimately get paid?
That is the gap TermiX aims to fill.
Its AACP protocol breaks an Agent transaction into a complete process: on-chain identity, task posting, service discovery, bidding, escrow settlement, delivery verification, reputation, and disput

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Lies 2026-08-24

A few days ago, to complete Axis’s robotic arm task, I even went through the trouble of remapping the keys and controller.
At first, I really treated it as a robotic arm mini-game on a webpage: controlling the arm’s movement, adjusting its angle, and then figuring out how to grab the designated object.
Only later did I learn that completing the task was just the first step. After submitting the result and signing on Base, the operation becomes a verifiable data trajectory for training robotic models.
In other words, the single grab we complete in the browser corresponds to the entire process o

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Lies 2026-08-17

Recent U.S. inflation data looks somewhat contradictory.
July CPI rose 0.1% month over month and 3.4% year over year; core CPI rose 0.2% month over month and 2.5% year over year. Compared with June, both headline and core inflation continued to ease, which on the surface is indeed favorable for interest-rate-sensitive assets.
But the PPI released a day later was not as reassuring. July final demand PPI was unchanged month over month but still rose 4.7% year over year; excluding food, energy, and trade services, the index rose 0.4% month over month and also 4.7% year over year. CPI and PPI use

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Lies 2026-08-15

@0xBeyondLee More assets do not equal greater liquidity.

Lies 2026-08-13

Gate’s reserve update is out. I used to skip announcements like this, but reserve ratios determine where your money is held, so this one is worth a look.
ETH reserves rose to 456.8k, the stablecoin reserve ratio is 118.97%, overall coverage is 117%, and the BTC segment has a 24.2% surplus. All major assets are above the 100% threshold—not just barely, but with a buffer.
A reserve ratio above 100% means excess reserves: your funds are backed by an additional reserve. In a market like this, this is the most direct way to judge whether an exchange is trustworthy.
Gate was among the earliest excha

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Lies 2026-08-11

I haven’t really been watching the charts these past few days—not because I don’t care, but because there’s genuinely been nothing to see.
BTC has been stuck at 64K for four days, going nowhere. ETH is even worse, unable to hold 1,900. I opened CoinGecko and checked the Fear & Greed Index: 29, Fear. Fair enough—people in the group have already started asking, “Is the bull market still here?”
But I took a look at the capital flows and found that people in the market haven’t been idle at all. The AI sector rose 4% today, and a bunch of people are saying that the AI + Crypto narrative they’ve bee

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Lies 2026-08-06

Gate has launched CFD contracts. I used to think perpetual contracts were enough, but after taking a look today, I found CFDs pretty interesting.
The biggest difference from perpetuals is that you don't need to worry about funding rates, and holding costs are completely transparent. You can go long or short, and there is leverage, but you trade directly against Gate as the counterparty instead of going through order-book matching, so there's no need to worry about slippage or market depth.
This is actually very friendly for people who don't want to get up in the middle of the night to monitor

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