Peaq's timing couldn't be better. Right when the U.S. administration signals robotics as a strategic priority, this project suddenly looks prescient.

I've tracked their progress for months now—they're among the rare few actually building infrastructure for the inevitable convergence of AI, robotics, and decentralized systems. Not vaporware. Real groundwork.

What's fascinating? While most crypto projects chase trends, Peaq positioned themselves at the intersection of physical machines and blockchain before it became policy-relevant. Now with regulatory winds shifting toward robotics innovation, their DePIN approach for machine economies doesn't seem so niche anymore.

The policy shift isn't subtle. When governments start naming specific tech frontiers, capital and attention follow. Peaq's been stacking building blocks in this exact domain—machine identity, autonomous transactions, device networks.

Worth watching how this unfolds. The gap between "building cool tech" and "building what institutions will actually need" just narrowed considerably.