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Written by: Leo Lin, Jesse Zheng, David Lee A vision beyond blackouts and disasters As the clock struck midnight, a bustling metropolis was suddenly plunged into darkness. The familiar hum of electricity faded, leaving millions of residents groping in the dark for candles and flashlights. But the blackout was more than an inconvenience; it was a stark reminder of our reliance on centralized systems for power and communications, and our vulnerability to disaster. Imagine a natural disaster strikes, cutting off power lines and disrupting traditional communication networks. In times of crisis like this, access to power and communications becomes more than just a convenience — it becomes a matter of survival. This is Web3

This report analyzes the current status and future of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN), divided into six fields: telecommunications, energy, computing, decentralized AI, data, and services. It discusses challenges such as the sustainability of the token economy and competition, emphasizes the importance of solving real-world problems, and holds an optimistic view on the long-term potential of DePIN.

The Current Status and Future of DePIN: Depth Analysis DePIN( Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network ) is exploring how to leverage decentralized technology to build and manage physical infrastructure in the real world, with the potential to disrupt traditional industries. Understanding DePIN is crucial to grasp the future development direction of Web3. This report systematically divides DePIN into six sub-sectors - telecommunications, energy, computing, decentralized AI, data, and services, depicting the entire ecosystem. Each sector contains actual operational data of key projects such as user growth, revenue models, to quantify market feasibility. The report objectively points out the "imperfect reality" of DePIN: the sustainability challenges of token economics, competition with centralized incumbents, and the uncertainties brought by emerging technologies such as ( 6G, photonic computing, and distributed training ). This balanced perspective helps in rational assessment.

This report analyzes the current status and future potential of the decentralized physical infrastructure network ( DePIN ), pointing out its challenges in token economy and competition in fields such as telecommunications, energy, and computing, while also looking forward to innovative opportunities in areas like environmental monitoring.