People keep asking why I’m not talking about peaq as much anymore, and whether I sold and moved on. Short answer: no. I haven’t sold a single $PEAQ, and I’m just as bullish as I’ve ever been. When sentiment on the timeline is at all-time lows and fear is everywhere, there’s little value in trying to convince people every day to buy a high-risk asset. And that’s exactly what $PEAQ still is: a high-risk, high-reward bet on the machine economy and robotics. Yes, what peaq is trying to build is extremely ambitious. There’s absolutely a scenario where they fail. That’s the reality of frontier bets. But if they succeed, the upside is more asymmetric than almost anything else I see in crypto today. I’m not sure many other altcoins offer comparable upside in a success case. A $130M FDV for a purpose-built L1 aiming to bring the multi-trillion-dollar machine economy, billions of machines and robots, as well as their revenues onchain. On top of that, they’re pioneering entirely new primitives like Machine DeFi, and working closely with the UAE government to establish machine RWAs as a new asset class. A bet I am happy to take. I know in crypto, teams going quieter is often interpreted as a rug or abandonment. History has shown that this is fair enough. But I can say with confidence that @dorloechter, @WendlerTill, @MartinElKhouri and their team have been relentlessly building in the background, and the fundamentals have never been stronger. Combine that with a likely improvement in market sentiment and accelerating momentum in robotics. Watch @peaq in 2026, they are far from being dead.