Connected with a bunch of builders today and interviewed 6 of them.
Stay tuned for the new Infinity Solana Builders Series to hear more about what they’re building.
Props to these amazing builders @Daeshawn, @KaizenCore, @KayZizzle, @ivan_nomadz, @mynameisjeff_kb, and @usmansaleem!
Episode 6: Solana Builders Series (Season 3)
The future of wireless isn’t centralized, it’s community-powered.
This episode features @KaizenCore, the Head of Eco & Growth at @xnet_fdn.
In this video interview, he breaks down what @XNET_Mobile is building, the problems they’re solving, why they chose Solana, and what’s coming next.
Catch the full video interview to hear it all.
Most Internet Service Providers already carry a significant amount of mobile traffic, especially indoors. The challenge is the economics around that traffic have never really lined up, and customers still experience dropped calls and inconsistent performance.
Traditional approaches like DAS, small cells, and resale agreements tend to be capital intensive, slow to deploy, and difficult to justify at scale. At the same time, macro cellular networks continue to underperform indoors, even though that’s where most mobile data is used.
XNET takes a different approach. Our model lets ISPs carry carrier authenticated mobile traffic across their existing WiFi 6/7 infrastructure. Devices connect automatically using carrier credentials and traffic is offloaded securely. The experience improves without inconveniencing your customers.
For ISPs, this creates a way to participate in mobile traffic economics without taking on retail mobile customers, new billing relationships, or operational overhead.
If this is a topic you’re actively thinking about, send us a DM and we can walk you through how the model works in practice.
The XNET Foundation has now automated buy-and-burn and liquidity mechanics tied to @XNET_Mobile carrier revenue.
Predictable, transparent governance that enforces itself. https://t.co/KqrSWdWIbd