GM gVAN One thing I find interesting about @vangrid_io is how it makes real world data easy to track and verify. On October 12, Vangrid announced over 1.25 million captures. When I checked its public explorer on October 19, the numbers had grown: → 1,304,193 captures recorded on Base. → 942 out of 973 funded bounties accepted, giving a 96.8% acceptance rate. → 5,175 out of 5,356 Merkle trees attested through EAS, reaching 96.6%. But why do these numbers matter? Vangrid makes its records publicly available onchain. Each batch has a unique tree ID, a Merkle root and a transaction that anyone can check. This means people do not have to rely only on what the project says. They can verify the records themselves. There is one important thing to understand, though. Recording data on the blockchain does not automatically mean the data is accurate. It only proves that the information was recorded at a particular time. Vangrid still has device attestation and independent verification ahead on its roadmap. These features will be important in making sure the collected physical data is reliable enough for Physical AI. Transparency is a good start, but data accuracy is the next big step. Explore the records at https://t.co/TZ9AmXFX1Y