One thing people often miss about ROBO (Fabric Protocol) is that token demand doesn’t really start with hype around robotics.

It starts with the network itself. In Fabric’s coordination layer, validators need ROBO to participate in verifiable compute tasks that help coordinate robotic workloads.

They stake it, use it, and earn through proving that tasks were executed correctly. That means the token isn’t just sitting in wallets waiting for price movement. Its demand grows when the network’s coordination activity grows. More robotic workloads more validator participation more ROBO required.

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Do you think real network usage can become the main driver of ROBO demand over time?