
A chart a day keeps the doctor away - the thesis behind the $XNET trade. Tracking XNET, DePIN, telecom and wireless infrastructure space.
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XNET Signal retweeted
Another batch of hardware is live on the network.
120 new devices joined between Oct 7 and Oct 9.
Huge shout out to the deployers! Keep building.
I think the most underrated change at @XNET_Mobile this year has nothing to do with the token price.
Big operators can now choose to get paid in dollars instead of XNET. It sounds like a small thing but I don't think it is 🧵
#DePIN
It also changes who shows up.
A regional ISP, or a company that already manages Wi-Fi for 200 hotels, doesn't need to understand crypto to say yes to this. They need a rate per GB and a payment date. And they're the ones with the venues.
So think even faster growth!
You can’t fight a battle against so many forces and win
BofA says SpaceX's Starlink Mobile is now a 3-way risk to $AAPL
1. It threatens the carrier subsidy model. ~53M iPhones a year go through the Big 3 carriers with ~$800 in promo credits each, and switchers lose that
2. A cheap Starlink phone could take share
3. A Tesla/SpaceX/Grok ecosystem could compete with Apple's
BofA's math: if 10% of Big 3 postpaid subscribers move to SpaceX, Apple loses ~5M units, or ~$6B in revenue
They call it manageable near-term and keep a Buy with a $370 price target, but see the bigger risk to Apple's multiple as the debate shifts to US iPhone pricing power
Do we think Elon is going to launch a phone next?
Lovely. We’re back baby 🔥
solana:xNETbUB7cRb3AAu2pNG2pUwQcJ2BHcktfvSB8x1Pq6L #DePIN
XNET Signal retweeted
We’ve been quiet while our team stayed heads down building.
That changes now. Expect more deployment highlights and an upcoming series introducing the team helping build the network.
Nobody built anything new at these supermarkets.
The Wi-Fi was already there. Now it carries mobile traffic.
XNET and Helium look poised for explosive growth 👀
More coming soon!
The largest retailer-owned grocery co-op in the US just turned its store Wi-Fi into a revenue stream.
Wakefern is a $20.7B business with 48 member companies and ~365 supermarkets across nine states. ShopRite, Price Rite, The Fresh Grocer, Fairway Market, Gourmet Garage.
The first stores are now live on the Helium Network, with more to follow.
Supermarkets are brutal for cell signal. Concrete, steel racking, rows of freezers. The traditional fix is a DAS, and the math rarely works for a grocery store.
So Wakefern is using what it already owns. Shoppers’ phones hop onto store Wi-Fi automatically. No app, no sign-in. The stores earn as carrier traffic moves over.
helium.com/blog/wakefern-gro…
A $2 trillion company just walked into the US mobile market and made the carriers' lives a lot harder.
Who wins from that? My bet is whoever helps them do more with less.
But I'm curious what you think. Is SpaceX a real threat to the big three, or mostly hype? 👇









