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One thing I believe matters in any data network is being able to verify what is actually happening, not just take someone's word for it. That’s an important part of what @vangrid_io is building. Vangrid is creating a decentralized spatial-data network where real-world captures, attestations and settlements can be verified on Base. What makes this interesting is the way the system handles proof. Capture fingerprints are organized into a Merkle tree, and the root is attested through EAS. This allows buyers to check the records on the public explorer without requiring the original files to be made public. In simple terms, Vangrid is working to make real-world spatial data more transparent and verifiable while keeping raw capture files in private storage. For Physical AI, robotics, and autonomous systems, reliable data is important. But being able to prove where that data came from is just as valuable. That’s the kind of infrastructure Vangrid is working toward. Would you trust a spatial-data network more if every capture could be independently verified onchain?