When I first heard about Marco, I was honestly a bit skeptical: what can a weather station do? But after I understood the logic behind it, I realized that it's not just a piece of hardware, but a ticket that allows you to participate in an emerging data economy.
Marco is a weather sensor launched by Nubila, costing around $300. It's not difficult to set up, requires no programming, and doesn't need a mining facility. Just place it on the balcony or by the window, and it can be powered by solar energy, automatically collecting data on temperature, humidity, air pressure, and wind speed. The key point is that this data will be encrypted and uploaded directly to the blockchain, becoming 'real-world inputs' that can be used by on-chain AI. You provide the data, and the platform will reward you with tokens based on your contributed data. In simple terms, it's like mining with weather data.
In the CAILA ecosystem, Marco is not just a sensor, but also a node. It helps AI understand the world, allowing intelligent agents to make more accurate risk assessments, predict changes, and even trigger smart contracts. And you are part of the entire on-chain intelligent system.
In the past, we said that data is the new oil, but it was difficult for the average person to get involved. Now, for just $300, you can participate in the on-chain data market with a physical device, without relying on trading coins or background. This won't make you rich overnight, but it could be the beginning of truly participating in the future.