2026-01-04 19:25:34

The robot track has been hot lately, and the OpenMind project is definitely worth paying attention to.

Let's start with a few attractive points: zero-cost participation, Silicon Valley team background, and led by a Stanford University professor. These elements combined make it quite interesting.

Looking at investment and collaboration—leading institutions like Circle and Near have already joined, with backers including Pantera Capital, Coinbase, Amber Group, and other top-tier VCs. This lineup is indeed impressive. Projects that can bring these institutions together usually have something unique.

Currently, OpenMind has completed $20 million in funding, making it the largest financing in the entire robotics field. This data alone indicates the market and capital's attitude. Based on the funding progress and the support behind it, the development path of this project is relatively clear.

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FrontRunFighter

· 01-07 19:12

ngl the $20m raise screams textbook VC circle-jerk to me... like yeah pantera + coinbase look legit but where's the actual *mechanism* preventing mev extraction on their token launch? everyone hypes the stanford pedigree until the exploits start

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-06 10:17

Zero-earning sounds very comfortable, but I'm just worried it might be the next air coin. Are Pantera and Coinbase involved? Then there must be something. Stanford professor endorses it, this time it might not be an IQ tax. The 20 million funding is the largest, indicating that capital is also betting on it. Silicon Valley background + major institutional team, this setup is indeed resilient. Both funding and team, whether it works or not depends on execution. Wait, Circle is involved? That definitely adds credibility.

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PanicSeller

· 01-04 19:55

It's unbelievable to participate without any investment. This lineup really can't hold up anymore. Circle, Near, Pantera—these guys are all here. Feels like it's about to take off? Twenty million in funding is indeed a big move, but let's wait and see. The combo of Silicon Valley + Stanford is pretty powerful. With the robot track so hot, it's embarrassing not to join in.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-04 19:29

Stanford team + this lineup of funding, definitely something impressive --- Can you participate without investment? How to participate, please explain --- Pantera and Coinbase are both here, this funding lineup is top-notch --- Is the robotics track about to take off again? Or just another capital game --- $20 million largest funding... this data is indeed convincing, keeping an eye on it first --- Silicon Valley background + top-tier VC support, feels like not a small project --- Zero investment, professors, big VCs... a well-coordinated approach --- This funding scale is indeed a leader in the robotics field --- Another "next hundredfold coin" story? Or is there real technology behind it? --- Circle and Near are both in, indicating that institutions are optimistic about this track

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degenwhisperer

· 01-04 19:29

Zero-cost entry, jump right in. This lineup is indeed top-tier.

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PebbleHander

· 01-04 19:29

Zero-commission + Stanford professor, this combination does have some potential, but it still depends on how it unfolds later. Honestly, this funding lineup is a bit exaggerated, feels like the usual capital game again? Right now, everything about robots is just stories, let's wait and see. Is Pantera's investment serious? It seems like everything is being poured into AI robots now.

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