AI, NFTs, and hydroponics collide — turning salad into yield.
Forget meme coins — this is lettuce you can actually eat.
peaq, the blockchain network powering the Machine Economy, just dropped a milestone: the world’s first tokenized vertical robo-farm in Hong Kong. Built with KanayaAI (agritech robotics) and DualMint (tokenization), the farm fuses AI-driven hydroponics with Web3 ownership models.
The pitch is simple: fresh produce + real yield. No reliance on Bitcoin’s mood swings. Just veggies and dividends.
As Bill Lee (DualMint CEO) put it:
“The demand for everyday groceries has nothing to do with where crypto prices are today or tomorrow.”
Translation: this isn’t degen yield farming. It’s literally farming.
Leonard Dorlöchter, co-founder of peaq, framed it like this:
“What we’re building here is a way for everyone to co-own and earn from robots, not fear them.”
This isn’t just Web3 hype — it’s a World Economic Forum talking point made real: AI, robotics, and blockchain converging into community-owned infrastructure.
The robo-farm isn’t the endgame. DualMint’s roadmap — cheekily branded “Boring Robots” — aims to bring everything from service bots to urban infrastructure on-chain.
If it works, we’re looking at:
This isn’t about apes or pixel art. It’s about who owns the robots of the future.
peaq, KanayaAI, and DualMint launched the world’s first tokenized robo-farm in Hong Kong. AI + hydroponics grow 12 harvests a year, while NFTs on peaq give holders ~20% APY from real veggie sales. It’s not just Web3 yield farming — it’s literally farming with robots.
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