2026-01-06 18:36:03

Recently, the OpenMind AI project has indeed gained popularity. It has raised 20 million USD and aims to create an Android for robots—in other words, developing a universal system for robots. Just thinking about it is incredible; usually, you can only participate in such 20 million USD-level projects by earning points in your spare time, and you can even go out and follow the trend. What kind of divine project is this, allowing you to live your life while participating in the construction of cutting-edge AI ecosystems.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 2h ago

Another myth of "easy money" ... 20 million USD can brainwash you. We should have learned to do the opposite long ago.

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JustHereForMemes

· 12h ago

Really? 20 million can make a robot Android? Feels a bit exaggerated.

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SilentObserver

· 22h ago

20 million USD to develop Android robots—this hype definitely piques people's interest, but can you really make money while hyping up fans? That's a bit far-fetched.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-08 19:47

20 million USD to develop a robot Android system, I can't quite buy into that logic.

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-06 19:05

20 million in funding and you want to build an Android robot? That logic is a bit shaky... --- Earning points to participate in robot system construction sounds really cool, but can it be implemented? --- OpenMind is hot, but I've heard this kind of "earn points while changing the world" narrative too many times --- A divine project? First see if it can survive the winter before bragging --- Eating粉 while transforming the AI ecosystem, this is the most虚宣传 I've ever heard haha --- With 20 million in funding and still aiming to develop a universal system, such high risks—can retail investors really participate?

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MevTears

· 01-06 18:51

No hype, no negativity. 20 million feels a bit tight when compared to the robot system.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-06 18:44

20 million USD is being talked about quite a lot, but the ones who can really survive and make money... just look at history. There have been too many similar stories in this cycle. --- Participating by earning points? Buddy, survivor bias is the most deadly. The real bottom logic is that 99% of people end up with no points at all. --- Robots on Android, nice words. When the bubble bursts, you'll realize that a universal system itself is a pseudo-proposition. --- Talking about fans while changing the world? Market sentiment is so easily blinded, it's always a cycle. --- Getting excited about raising 20 million? I've seen more outrageous funding in a bear market, and in the end, there was no response at all. The key is survival rules—whether you can make it through the next cycle. --- Speaking of which, strong participation is good, but innovation often lies in the most boring places. The more hyped a project is, the harder it crashes.

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wagmi_eventually

· 01-06 18:40

20 million USD invested in building Android robots? This track is really hot Earning points to participate in project development sounds so awesome, it feels like a dream However, being able to support fans while participating in the ecosystem like this, not many projects dare to play it this way OpenMind's move is indeed impressive, just not sure if they can hold up in the future

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-06 18:40

No, looking at it this way, the participation threshold seems so low, it feels a bit exaggerated.

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AllInAlice

· 01-06 18:39

Wait, participation through a points system? I can't quite wrap my head around this logic.

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