Before a rocket has even made it to space, a Shenzhen aerospace team has built a pair of “mechanical chopsticks” to catch rockets on the ground! From the Long March 10B’s sea-based net capture system, to Zhuque-3’s landing legs, to Dahang Yueqian’s chopsticks-style tower catch, China’s commercial space industry is locked in its fiercest battle yet over engineering approaches. Stripping away landing legs and leaving that dead weight on the ground is, at its core, about turning rockets into space shuttles that can be turned around in hours. How much this resembles decoupling through modular architecture in Web3: leave redundant costs at the base layer so the upper layers can achieve extreme throughput. As low-Earth-orbit computing constellations become the physical foundation for DePIN and AI machine finance, traditional capital is rapidly migrating into aerospace infrastructure. Which recovery approach do you think will take the lead? #BTC #Crypto #AI #Web3