According to rumors, Tether is considering investing about $1.15 billion in the German company Neura Robotics, which develops humanoid robots. This deal could raise the startup’s valuation to $9.3–11.6 billion.
Such a move seriously strengthens the link between crypto profits and real-world AI device manufacturing.
Neura creates humanoid robots for industrial and household use. The latest models, like 4NE-1, can sort objects, prepare ingredients for cooking, and even lift boxes.
Neura’s systems actively use artificial intelligence, both for perceiving the environment and for continuous learning. The company also partners with leading chip manufacturers to enhance these capabilities.
For Tether, such an investment is part of a broader strategy. The USDT issuer has already earned over $10 billion this year and has begun actively reinvesting profits into AI, data centers, energy infrastructure, and bitcoin mining.
A potential billion-dollar deal with a humanoid developer shows just how aggressively crypto companies have started hunting for advantages in the field of artificial intelligence.
But Tether is not only investing in Neura. Such a capital shift sends a much broader signal to the market: AI agents, whether in metal bodies or browsers, are becoming a new level of productivity.
For projects like SUBBD, which are building an ecosystem of AI agents in Web3, this is a perfect moment.
The project has already raised over $1.3 million at the presale stage, the current token price is $0.05695, and staking offers a fixed 20% annual yield. All this puts SUBBD at the intersection of AI tools and the creator economy, which is estimated at $85 billion.
Robots, digital agents, and AI infrastructure for creators: how the SUBBD stack works
The fact that Tether is eyeing Neura shows that major crypto companies are ready to invest not only in tokens with an AI label, but also in the infrastructure itself. Neura has a simple goal: to produce autonomous learning robots that can replace routine labor in factories and homes.
On the other end of the spectrum is the SUBBD token, which targets digital labor. We’re talking about the time creators spend on personal messages, content planning, and audience interaction.
Instead of humanoids, the project offers a stack of AI tools that act as a layer between the creator and their subscribers.
SUBBD is already connected to a network of more than 2,000 top content creators, whose audience exceeds 250 million people.
Their main problem has long been obvious. Classic platforms charge high commissions, split monetization into subscriptions, donations, and ad integrations, and do not provide control over the audience.
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SUBBD offers a solution: a tokenized AI layer for subscriptions. The SUBBD token itself is used to pay for access, donations, exclusive content, and interaction with the fan base. Holders receive discounts, exclusives, and XP boosts that reward activity.
At the core of the SUBBD roadmap are AI agents created specifically for creators. Plans include AI-generated profiles, voice notes, video tools, and even AI broadcasts. All this allows automating part of the routine while preserving individuality.
While fans get more features and content, creators themselves get rid of low-value labor and focus on the main thing: creativity and partnerships with brands.
The project targets the subscription content market, which is estimated at $85 billion. More and more creators openly say they are looking for better conditions and more flexible tools. And if humanoid robots can change physical labor, SUBBD aims to do the same in the digital space.
For those watching how AI projects are shifting from physical hardware to user solutions, SUBBD hits the exact intersection of AI and the creator economy.
SUBBD continues to gain momentum in the presale
Currently, SUBBD is still at the presale stage, but has already raised over $1.3 million. The current price is $0.05695, and participants can immediately stake tokens at a fixed yield of 20% per year. Payouts will begin after the presale ends.
Independent analysts have already estimated what the growth potential might look like if the team delivers on its plans.
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According to their forecasts, by the end of 2025 the token price could reach $0.438, and in 2026 — rise to $0.668, if the platform continues to gain users and lists on major exchanges.
From the current price, this gives about 7.7x, or around 670%. If SUBBD reaches $0.668, the growth will be 11.7x, that is, more than 1070%, which fits the bullish scenario forecast for 2026.
