$CODEC getting their submission ready for the pumpfun hackathon New dev has been hired and moved into the codec house to lock in 3rd remote dev with robotics experience hired Finishing up interviews with candidates for the marketing/BD role @unmoyai's updates getting traction from web2 companies and teams Continuing to grind.

This $CODEC setup is hard to ignore. • Robotics is a $230B industry • Pumpfun Hackathon tailwind • Lowers the barrier of entry for builders • Growing attention among Web2 Devs • Printing a falling wedge on the chart CodecFlow's infra is a "decentralized AWS" built for robotics and automation, bridging AI with real-world hardware & software. It helps AI-powered "Operators" (i.e. robots) function in digital and physical environments. The platform drastically reduces the time, energy, and cost required to build, train, and deploy these Operators. Usually it takes: • Months of building/testing • Six figures in cost (compute, hardware, etc.) Codec reduces: • Cost by 50-80% • Time to build by 70-90% What would take months and huge pockets is drastically reduced by providing on-demand, isolated computing environments. PumpFun's BiP Hackathon is investing $250K in projects, which could act as a tailwind for Codec (I'll make a post about this later). Also, the larger AI community has been supporting CodecFlow, and some big names are impressed by the technology. THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES DOING THIS. A product accelerating the growth of a $250B sector, by reducing cost and time for devs, with no competition, is worth paying attention to. Under $2M doesn't feel right to me. Market inefficiency.

Regardless of market, $codec remains coded.