5/5. If DePIN is about openness, then economic accessibility has to be part of it. A bring-your-own-device model makes contributing easier — and more realistic for most people. Can DePIN scale without it?.

4/5. Instead of requiring new hardware, it supports devices people already own — laptops, cameras, or general IoT devices. This kind of flexibility lowers entry barriers and makes participation more practical.

3/5. For most people, the model just doesn't make sense — especially when cheaper, generic devices can do the job, or when existing hardware is sitting idle and underutilized. AYDO takes a different path.

2/5. Nodes, licenses, infrastructure. It’s a high barrier for what should be a decentralized system built on participation, not privilege. This approach limits growth. How do we expect to scale when entry costs resemble enterprise setups?.

1/5. DePIN has a hardware problem — and hardware costs, along with tariffs implications, are making it worse. Most networks still expect participants to invest in expensive, often proprietary equipment just to get started.

4/4. DeWi is still in its early stages, but its potential is clear. How do you see it evolving?.

3/4. With DePIN gaining traction across various industries - compute, storage, and now wireless - the shift toward decentralized infrastructure is becoming more tangible. The challenge now is scaling these networks efficiently while ensuring long-term sustainability.

2/4. Decentralized Wireless (DeWi) is emerging as an important sector within DePIN, offering an alternative to traditional telecom models. Networks like Roam aim to create user-owned connectivity, where infrastructure is built and maintained by individuals rather than centralized.

DeWi is Expanding – $ROAM is Live. @weRoamxyz has officially launched and this stand for a big step for DeWi narrative.

RT @WevolverApp: Similar to how cryptocurrencies saw a shift from Web3.0 to decentralized finance, the introduction of Decentralized Physic….

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🧵4/4. @iotex_io.• A DePIN-focused chain built specifically to support decentralized physical infrastructure networks. • Provides tools and modules designed for projects without forcing them into rigid structures. • One of the earliest proponents of DePIN, offering affordable.

🧵3/4. @SolanaFndn.• With one of the largest developer ecosystems, Solana is powering innovation across the DePIN space. • Known for fast and affordable transactions, Solana’s mature network supports a growing number of DePIN projects. • By project count, it’s one of the.

🧵2/4. @partisiampc.• A privacy-first blockchain focused on securely handling sensitive data, like medical and compliance-related information. • Their approach to privacy-preserving validation makes them a leader for industries requiring stringent data security.

🧵1/4. Exploring Blockchain Networks: @partisiampc, @SolanaFndn, and @iotex_io. Recently, I hosted AMA sessions with Partisia, Solana Foundation, and IoTeX to discuss the key features of their networks. Each blockchain shared their approach, challenges, and how they contribute to.

4/4.The challenge lies in balancing supply and demand of data. But the potential is massive: a future where data isn’t a limitation but a shared resource driving AI innovation forward. What role do you think decentralized solutions will play in advancing data-driven innovation?.

3/4.With blockchain-powered microtransactions, DePIN creates a marketplace where data providers and buyers can seamlessly interact. This system isn’t just scalable — it’s dynamic, adaptive, and far more cost-effective than traditional methods.

2/4.This bottleneck highlights a crucial need for decentralized solutions. DePIN offers a unique approach by enabling data collection from distributed sources — crowdsourcing real-world data through sensors, devices, and contributors worldwide.

1/4.Companies like OpenAI and other major players in the AI industry are now facing a pressing challenge: the scarcity of accessible, high-quality data. Data sources are depleting, harder to scale, and the cost of maintaining proprietary datasets is skyrocketing.

RT @AYDO_AI: 🧵. The State of DePIN 2024 report is out, and it’s a fascinating read! Members of AYDO's team took a moment to reflect on what….