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Pipe (Pipe Network) is a decentralized content delivery network (dCDN) that accelerates delivery by leveraging users’ excess storage & bandwidth. More nodes = faster delivery. More from David Rhodus 🇺🇸 at Breakpoint '24

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.@Gradient_HQ utilizes idle compute from edge devices, PCs, and local servers to perform real time processing tasks. Their first product — Sentry Nodes — use p2p connections to confirm liveness and measure latency between nodes. There are 1.3M active nodes as of Feb. 26th.

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Hivemapper is taking on big tech mapping incumbents with a community-built map — everyday drivers contribute to the network and earn with the @Hivemapper Bee dashcam. They recently started serving data to TomTom — #1 real time traffic services provider — to improve their maps.

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Dabba (@DabbaNetwork) is a wireless DePIN focused on expanding internet access in India — the 2nd largest telecom market in the world Set up your own hotspot to contribute to the network and earn — @dawnjohnphilip shows you how in just 2 mins

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Roam (@WeRoamXyz) unifies over 1M WiFi hotspots into a secure global network on Solana by rewarding users for contributing. It uses decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and verifiable credentials to keep users’ data private. Download on the app store!

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DeCharge (@DeCharge__) is a global EV charging network built on Solana ⚡ Their first product, DeCharge Beast, is a 7KW community charger powered by @dephynetwork that generates income for you as electric vehicles utilize it.

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Grass is a decentralized web scraping protocol that rewards users for sharing internet bandwidth — data collected is used to train AI models. On Feb. 14 @getgrass_io hit an ATH in daily data collected – with 1M+ GB scraped 🤯 more on Grass from @Arthur_0x with @KevinWSHPod

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Dawn is a decentralized broadband network built by the @andrena_wifi team. @dawninternet aims to shift internet infra into individual homes and slash consumer internet bills by around 80%. Watch @CipherResearchx explain in 3 mins.

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Kuzco (@Kuzco_xyz) transforms idle local GPU power into affordable cloud computing. Compute is then offered for major LLM models like Meta’s Llama with up to 90% cost savings vs. traditional providers. Start contributing at inference(dot)supply

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.@GEODNET_ is a network of satellite miners delivering RTK correction data for ~100x more accurate GPS positioning. Low-power stations (<2W) support robots & devices within 20-40km, correcting errors from satellite systems and space weather. 2024 recap video:

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.@AmbiosNetwork an environmental monitoring DePIN where individuals deploy sensors to collect real-time air quality data, earn rewards, and help orgs make informed environmental decisions. More from cofounder @luckyluca with @gizmothegizzer:

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Get fit and earn while doing it — CUDIS (@CudisWellness) wearables track your health journey with metrics like sleep quality, heart rate and VO2 max. They recently released the CUDIS 002 Ring.

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These are just a few examples of DePINs powered by Solana -- nCMOs, please drop more that we missed below 🫡

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🚀 Ethereum is scaling up! With the gas limit raised beyond 30M and the Pectra update doubling Layer 2 capacity, ETH is gearing up for faster, cheaper transactions. Are we entering a new era for Ethereum? 🔥 #Ethereum #Crypto #Blockchain #ETHUpdate#DeFi

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@pipenetwork @DavidRhodus Biggest airdrop on SOL gPipe 🪂

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@pipenetwork @DavidRhodus congratulations

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