Gm gVangrid Real world data collection doesn't always need expensive equipment. @vangrid_io just demonstrated this with 14 pedestrian crossings in Raleigh, completed through a single bounty and settled on @base. Contributors used their phones to capture each crossing in daylight and under streetlights. The interesting part is what happens after capture: footage becomes structured 3D data, gets verified through Merkle proofs and Base attestations, then accepted work is paid in USDC from escrow. I like this model because it connects everyday contributors to real world infrastructure needs. Not just collecting data, but making it verifiable and rewarding the people who provide it.