What interests me most about @RoboStrategy isn’t the NAV numbers. Not long ago, robotics still felt like something from the future. Now we’re seeing Figure working with BMW, Standard Bots entering real factories, Path Robotics working on naval ship production, and REK even bringing humanoid robots into entertainment. That shift matters. Physical AI is moving out of the lab and into the real economy, where robots actually have to work, create value, and deal with the messy physical world. And that’s where I think $BOT gets interesting. Most of these companies are still private, making direct access difficult for everyday investors. RoboStrategy is essentially betting on this transition: From bits → to atoms. From AI on a screen → to AI in the real world. To me, the $BOT story is only getting started.