Whichever machines win, they all need centimeter accuracy outdoors. That gap is a product, and @GEODNET sells the fix. A spray drone, tractor or delivery robot pays for RTK corrections to get centimeter accuracy, and GEODNET collects that revenue in fiat. 80% of that revenue buys $GEOD on the open market and burns it, so demand for positioning becomes buying pressure. The chain is already working. GEOD burned 3,050,000 tokens in the past month, and the burn now offsets around 80% of new issuance. We think this is the most overlooked part of the robotics boom. People talk about the humanoid, the chip and the model, and very few talk about positioning. Specialized machines pay first and humanoids add to the demand later, and each new machine is one more subscription feeding the burn. GEODNET already runs the largest RTK network in the world, built by operators who paid for the hardware themselves. A network like that takes years to place. We are extremely bullish on $GEOD, because it is tied directly to demand for positioning in physical AI. We think the market still prices it like a small project.

GEODNET now pays up to 6x to put stations where no RTK coverage exists. Same hardware, up to 36 $GEOD a day instead of 6. Every gap that closes makes the network more useful for the drones, tractors and robots that depend on it. Here is how StableHex works. 6x is for remote areas with zero coverage (200 spots), 4x for weak coverage (1,000 spots) and 2x for areas that need reinforcement (2,000 spots). At around $0.25 per GEOD, the 6x maximum of 36 GEOD a day works out to about $9. Spots go to the first eligible station deployed in each hex. It needs 98% uptime over 7 days to claim a spot and 99.5% or better to earn the full bonus. The base reward still pays daily, and the bonus is released at the end of each 30 day period based on uptime.