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We're here because of Web3 and DePIN innovation. We're staying because it's delivering better connectivity and creating new revenue opportunities for businesses and communities.
Thank you to the @helium team for envisioning the evolution of this network.
Today begins the next era of the Helium Network. We're live now with a leadership update, a refreshed vision, and a governance proposal for the community to decide on. Watch: https://t.co/PhelZ9RH65
Mario Di Dio (@didiomario) is stepping in as CEO and our founder, Amir Haleem (@amirhaleem), is moving to Chairman after over a decade building Helium from an idea into a Network millions connect through every day. Read the full story: https://t.co/ZO0ht9F52O
Wireless is a trillion-dollar industry thatโs cutting spend while demand keeps climbing. Indoor coverage is spotty, dense areas lack redundancy, and emergency services can't hop between networks. Helium is rebuilding it as an intelligent global infrastructure platform. A once-in-a-generation shift.
With our consumer business in good hands at Noble Mobile, Helium can focus fully on the bigger opportunity: our Network business. Serving several carriers and growing, it carries verified traffic for millions, burns $HNT based on use, and is owned by those who deploy it.
Today we're publishing a governance proposal to capitalize the opportunity, shift to utility-based rewards, support deployers with a floor, and add a community-elected oversight council.
Read it in full: https://t.co/rysDRBNIlN
Shorter explainer here: https://t.co/zRgmgAateg
This is a community decision, and we want the hard questions. Join Mario live now, then a Q&A at 3pm ET, with more sessions to follow. We'll be in Discord throughout: https://t.co/dKvHo3If0r
.@SpaceX just spent $19.6B on 65 MHz of spectrum and said it will build its mobile network with small cells on rooftops instead of towers, saying explicitly, โyou deploy that as you need it.โ
Sound familiar?
The most valuable private company in the world looked at the macro tower model and...passed.
Their plan? Distributed radios on buildings, deployed incrementally, close to where people actually use data.
Itโs an endorsement of decentralized networks by the biggest challenger to traditional telco.
Do satellites solve the universal connectivity problem? Not entirely on their own.
Satellites are are good at covering things like oceans, highways, rural dead zones, and disaster areas. But what physics will not let them do is deliver capacity indoors, where most mobile data is actually consumed. Satellite signals do not pass through buildings, and 65 MHz stretched across a continent cannot carry a city at rush hour.
Indoor connectivity has to be built from the ground up. Radio by radio, building by building, by people who are already there. It is the hardest part of wireless to replicate and the one part satellites fall short.
So to @SpaceX@Starlink@Gwynne_Shotwell, welcome to decentralized wireless infrastructure! You handle the sky and when your customers walk inside, the @helium Network is already there for a smooth handoff ๐ค.
Source: https://t.co/VB2KDSQGYS
@amirhaleem As a Tesla owner since 2012, itโs been remarkable watching the evolution of this tech. Having a โfull tankโ every morning is one thing, but having a driver anytime you need one is another amazing unlock.
Boots on the ground today in support of the CLARITY Act.
A message from CLO of Helium @SarahAberg1 after testifying before the United States House Committee on Financial Services @FinancialCmte ๐.
Iโm voting YES on HIP-149.
This is not an easy vote. It asks something from everyone: deployers accept a harder shift toward usage-based rewards tied to what mobile carriers actually pay, HNT holders accept real dilution, and Nova gets a defined runway while accepting a much higher bar for transparency and execution.
I think Helium has to make this shift: retire PoC, reward actual usage, fund execution, and put real community oversight around the supplement.
141M HNT is a serious issuance. I do not take that lightly.
But the updated HIP adds meaningful guardrails: a bounded mint, on-chain visibility, Council oversight, a pre-mint diligence window, and a path to reduce, pause, or halt if execution falls short.
My yes is not a blank check. It is a vote for utility and accountability. It is a vote for sustainability and growth.
We turn your hotel's excess bandwidth into carrier-grade coverage โ lobby to top floor. Mobile keys, calls and streaming just work. No app, no login.
Dead zone at the back booth? It's costing you regulars.
Flywheel Systems brings carrier-grade coverage to every table โ no WiFi to join. No login. Extra revenue.
About a year ago, when I was asked when attention would be paid to DePIN, I predicted we would see โThe Great Decouplingโ and that it would be the silver lining during the bear market.
I believe we are seeing it happen in real time with @GEODNET and the solana:7JA5eZdCzztSfQbJvS8aVVxMFfd81Rs9VvwnocV1mKHu token.
CT is dead, everyoneโs given up, and the speculative buyers are gone, yet $GEOD is up 70% over the past three months and showing incredible strength.
While the rest of the market lives and dies with market sentiment & speculation, @GEODNET has a buyer that doesnโt care about any of that; their customers that rely on the network everyday for their business.
80% of revenue generated is used for open market buys and burns.
The blueprint is there. Watch for the other projects that follow their path.