A dashboard can tell you anything. An onchain receipt gives you something to verify. That’s what makes @vangrid_io interesting. Every capture gets a fingerprint on the device. Those fingerprints are batched, and a Merkle root is attested on Base through EAS. Why does that matter? If you have the original clip, you can recompute its hash and check it against the public attestation. You’re not just trusting a dashboard or taking a project’s word for it. Even the first bounty paid on Arc has a transaction record. So when a buyer pays for a real-world capture, there’s a way to verify both the data’s integrity and the payment behind the job. Here’s what people are missing: Physical AI doesn’t just need more real-world data. It needs proof that the data came through a verifiable process. Vangrid is moving beyond folders of video toward capture jobs with receipts that anyone can check. Explore: https://t.co/bAdEwQKnJX I’ll be watching one thing closely: how this verification model scales as more captures and bounties go live.