Helium Mobile ($MOBILE)

Everybody loves Helium Mobile ☁️

$SYN bị delist khỏi coinbase do vi phạm chính sách của họ (có lẽ do việc đổi 1 SYN thành 5.5 $CX)

Đối với holder SYN như mình cũng là 1 thiệt hại, nhưng bản thân mình vẫn hold SYN vì cũng lỡ rồi, delist coinbase thì mình không sợ, Delist Binance mới sợ! Hy vọng @SynapseProtocol đối thoại chặt chẽ với Binance để rõ ràng trong việc token SYN và CX chứ không thì toang.

Đối với ae khác hold SYN thì Hên không có lời khuyên đầu tư tài chính nào cả. AE tự vạch chiến lược cho bản thân...

Mà Hên không ngờ ngay cả Render $RNDR cũng bị delist :))

BlockBeats 消息，5 月 28 日，Coinbase 宣布将于 6 月 26 日下架 MOBILE、RNDR、RBN 和 SYN，其已将 MOBILE、RNDR、RBN 和 SYN 订单簿切换至限价模式。限价订单可下单、可取消，且可能进行撮合。

PANews 5月28日消息，据Coinbase Assets公告，因Helium Mobile（MOBILE）、Render（RNDR）、Ribbon Finance（RBN）与Synapse（SYN）均已发布新版本，其原始版本不再符合平台上市标准，交易将于美东时间6月26日14:00左右全面暂停。目前上述资产已转为限价订单模式，用户仍可挂单、撤单与撮合。此次调整适用于Coinbase网站、交易所及Prime平台。

quick deep dive on at&t x helium partnership that just dropped:

• at&t expanding from 20k to 80k+ hotspots via helium network

• automatic connectivity for at&t users = direct $hnt payments to hosts per gb

• helium mobile adding 3k+ subs daily, outpacing major carriers in prepaid

• sec case dismissed w/ prejudice apr 11. $hnt $iot $mobile confirmed not securities

interesting part: at&t leveraging decentralized infrastructure instead of building own towers. coachella showed the gap when helium kept working + others dropped

network stats rn:
• 800k daily active users
• carrier toolkit live in helium world
• real time connection quality metrics w/ wba

$hnt burn mechanics bout to get interesting with 4x network expansion

not investment advice but data worth noting

Crypto cycles tend to have two big innovations: something real and something ridiculous that distracts retail, pumps the wrong narrative and eventually implodes the market.
We’ve had a ton of innovations this cycle, but none have really stuck because memecoins showed up early and stole the show. However, if recent momentum from projects like Helium is anything to go by, the current run might get its more “serious” cycle innovation after all, thanks to decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN).
DePIN uses crypto incentives and public coordination to bootstrap real-world infrastructure (like wireless coverage, sensor networks, GPU clusters, energy grids). Instead of billion-dollar telcos or centralized cloud platforms, the infrastructure gets built by communities and aligned with token rewards. In theory, it’s the internet’s final Frankenstein, turning crypto into a tool to build digital utility outward into meatspace.
In recent weeks, Helium has hit new all-time highs in DAO voting participation, $MOBILE validator onboarding and usage-based rewards. It’s also passed major protocol milestones: expanding 5G coverage to over 4,500 radios across 2,000+ US cities and driving real-world traffic to Helium Mobile’s $20/month unlimited plan — now sold in 3,000 Walmart stores.
Take that in for a moment: These are actual phones using a crypto-backed, community-powered DePIN network.
Traditional telecom is bloated, centralized and hostile to innovation. Infrastructure costs are egregious, rural service is often non-existent, and MVNOs are locked into opaque backend deals. Helium is flipping this by letting users deploy coverage infrastructure, earn rewards based on network demand, and manage protocol upgrades through its onchain governance systems. It’s basically Uber-for-cell-towers (ew, I know. Such a cheugy analogy at this point), except instead of squeezing labor, it aligns long-term incentives through verifiable coverage proofs and onchain traffic accounting.
That said, it’s far from a done deal for Helium. The protocol’s parent company Nova Labs underwent a significant round of layoffs last summer, and it now has competition from the likes of XNET. It’s still unclear just how profitable Helium Mobile’s business is.
Initially launched for low-data IoT sensors (LoRaWAN), Helium’s pivot to 5G mobile was a big step toward legitimacy. Through a partnership with T-Mobile, Helium Mobile now operates as a hybrid carrier, routing data across both centralized infrastructure and community-run equipment. Doing this has enabled fresh experiments in coverage-based rewards, user-side rebates and real-time tracking of infrastructure usage — all of which are settled on Solana.
Helium’s not alone. In recent months, projects like Hivemapper (decentralized Street View), WeatherXM (community weather data) and Grass (browser-based data capture for AI models) have each carved out early traction. The common thread here is real-world participation, mostly thanks to tokenized incentives. These are applications that COULD exist without crypto, but they scale better with it. People like monetary rewards, it turns out.
If any of these networks hit a tipping point where proper utility gains equilibrium with the joys of token yield, I think we might see it spark the first DePIN-native flywheel.

🧑‍💻 Here are crypto's top Solana ecosystem projects by development. Directional indicators represent each project's ranking rise or fall since last month:

➡️ 1) @solana $SOL 🥇
📈 2) @wormholefdn $W 🥈
📉 3) @pythnetwork $PYTH 🥉
➡️ 4) @helium_mobile $MOBILE
➡️ 5) @helium $IOT
➡️ 6) @driftprotocol $DRIFT
➡️ 7) @neonlabsorg $NEON
➡️ 8) @metaplex $MPLX
📈 9) @jito_sol $JITO
📈 10) @swarms_corp $SWARM

📖 Read about @santimentfeed's methodology for covering development activity for each project, objectively, using enhanced github event data:

IMO regulatory clarity for DePIN just took a meaningful step forward. The SEC dropping unregistered securities claims against Nova Labs @novalabs_ sets a precedent for how decentralized infrastructure like @helium and many others should be treated going forward.

Nova Labs, the firm behind DePIN Helium, announced that the SEC dropped its suit against the firm just a few months after filing it (in one of Gary Gensler’s final moves). 
Nova didn’t get off scot-free; the firm still has to pay $200,000 to settle the SEC’s civil securities fraud charge. Basically, the SEC accused Nova Labs of misleading institutional investors about its partnerships, per the original legal filing. Nova Labs didn’t admit to or deny any wrongdoing as part of the settlement. 
On the bright side, Nova doesn’t need to worry about the SEC labeling any one of its three tokens — HNT, IOT and MOBILE — as securities. 
“The outcome establishes that selling hardware and distributing tokens for network growth does not automatically make them securities in the eyes of the SEC. It also means that the SEC cannot bring these charges against Helium again,” Nova Labs wrote in a blog post. 
Overall, though, the settlement can be read as a win and yet another sign of the times. As the SEC moves forward with new Chair Paul Atkins at the helm, we can expect more changes — though it seems that we’re running out of crypto cases to drop or settle.

Depin starts now