世界移动通过第二批AirNode销售加速美国网络增长

币界网Published on 2024-08-13Last updated on 2024-08-13

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DePIN网络在内华达州北部和加利福尼亚州发布了700多个AirNode,增强了对AirNode运营商的奖励,并为服务不足的社区提供了连接。

世界移动是去中心化物理基础设施网络(DePIN)的领导者,今天推出了第二批AirNode销售,标志着其美国无线网络的显著扩张,并加强了其连接服务不足社区的承诺。

此次新产品发布包括在内华达州北部和加利福尼亚州部署700多个空中节点,通过全球销售在多个地点进行分销。第二批的推出是在今年早些时候第一批迅速售罄之后推出的,第一批在不到36小时内就完全售罄。世界移动的空中节点是分散的无线网络节点,提供蜂窝和固定无线互联网连接,特别是在传统服务不足的地区。

AirNodes为任何人购买和操作DePIN节点提供了独特的机会。空中节点运营商根据其空中节点提供的无线服务的用户使用情况获得奖励。6月,运营商的平均奖励超过400美元,突显了参与网络的影响。

世界移动集团首席执行官Micky Watkins表示:“第二批的推出证明了我们对彻底改变全球连接的坚定承诺。我们使社区能够控制自己的网络,确保他们不仅可以获得可靠的无线连接,还可以通过奖励从经济上受益。这一举措强调了我们的信念,即连接应该对所有参与者都是可访问和有益的。”

第二批引入了两种新的AirNode模型——Apex和Link AirNode。这些型号共同为用户提供了尖端的固定无线互联网接入,同时增强了世界移动的蜂窝网络能力。Apex AirNode售价15999美元,Link AirNode售价749美元(早期访问白名单上的售价为699美元)。

随着世界移动网络的不断扩大,其全球日活跃用户最近超过10万,比去年增长了400%。这一成就使世界移动成为唯一用户数量最多的分散式无线网络,该网络的运营由世界移动令牌(WMT)支持。所有网络交易,包括通话、数据和钱包交易,都将在WMT中得到补偿,确保运营商和利益相关者继续受到激励,并参与推动生态系统的增长。

关于世界移动集团

世界移动集团正在通过其基于区块链的去中心化物理基础设施网络(DePIN)实现全球互联互通的民主化。与传统的电信提供商不同,世界移动采用共享经济模式,使个人和企业能够运行节点、连接社区并获得奖励。有关更多信息,用户可以访问https://worldmobile.io/并加入他们的社区。

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