Microduck The point isn't how many units sell — it's what comes after. Picture hundreds of thousands of AI pets in people's homes, each looking different, behaving differently, and constantly generating content. Because the ecosystem is open source, behaviors, mods, and ideas spread between users, and that's when a product stops being a product and becomes culture. And the thing that reaches that threshold first won't be the perfect robot. Everyone already assumes we'll live alongside physical AI someday, but before highly functional physical AI enters everyday life, it makes sense that something people simply want to own — not because it's useful, but because they want to be part of the culture around it — enters our homes first. Animals became the first culture of meme coins. AI pets could become the first culture of physical AI. And once something becomes culture, culture becomes liquid. So this isn't really about one duck. We're standing at the starting line of AI pets and AI toys becoming culture, and Microduck is the first mover in that culture. That's why it could be much bigger than most people realize.