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DIMO is a digital mobility platform that allows users to collect, share, and monetize vehicle data securely.

Dimo is a car IoT platform built on Polygon, allowing car owners to collect and share vehicle data such as mileage, speed, and location, in exchange for DIMO tokens as rewards. The platform enables real-time monitoring, management, and monetization of vehicle data through integration with hardware such as AutoPi OBDII devices. The DIMO token, based on ERC-20, aims to incentivize user participation, with governance features included in its token economy. Dimo also collaborates with IoTeX, integrating W3bstream technology to support Web3 developers' access to vehicle data, jointly creating a new ecosystem for mobile travel. With two rounds of funding raising $20.5 million, the Dimo project has a fixed token supply, with circulating supply gradually increasing.

DePIN completes the bonding of real-world entities and the world on the chain from the bottom to top: almost all DePIN projects related to automobiles are supported by income from reality. Token economics serves as a tool and product to impel the flywheel, organically combining with the inherent system.

DeSPIN is a distributed system focused on 3D spatial perception and collaboration. Users are rewarded for contributing spatial data, collectively building an open and fair shared ecosystem. Leveraging core technologies such as computer vision, sensor technology, and machine learning, DeSPIN is widely applied in scenarios like smart city planning, autonomous driving, gaming, logistics, environmental monitoring, and natural resource management.

Gate Research Daily Report (October 29): In the past 24 hours, BTC has increased by 2.84%, approaching the $72,000 resistance level. The Total Value Locked (TVL) on Solana’s decentralized exchange Jupiter has reached a new high, and the market capitalization of Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) has exceeded $5 billion. Base protocol fees have surpassed $23 million. Phantom wallet experienced a temporary outage due to the Grass airdrop, and Circle has released a privacy framework for ERC-20 tokens. Additionally, Elon Musk’s PAC activities are now facing a lawsuit.

In the AI era, product competition relies heavily on stable computing power and data. By combining Web3, it can assist small and medium-sized AI startups in surpassing traditional giants. The DePIN ecosystem, through the integration of token economics and hardware devices, addresses the needs of AI products for computing power and user targeting.

Explore the evolution of Polygon, from its origins as Matic Network to its current status as a leading Ethereum scaling solution. Learn about its technological advancements, ecosystem development, and future outlook in this comprehensive analysis.

Despite the differences between Web2 and Web3 startups, the classic wisdom on product-market fit (“PMF”) very much applies to crypto: find it, or die. In this piece, we’ll explore the problem of launching a token prior to PMF and the few instances where it may be appropriate.

Alex Xu, a research partner at Mint Ventures, analyses emerging narratives in the burgeoning crypto AI sector, discussing the catalytic pathways and logic behind these narratives, relevant project targets, as well as risks and uncertainties.

This article introduces Hivemapper, an undervalued project based on the Solana blockchain. Hivemapper is a decentralized mapping project built by users using dashcams, incentivizing users to participate in the collection and updating of map data through the "Drive to Earn" model.

This article starts with the investment logic of the DePIN track and introduces the concept, mechanism and project construction framework of DePIN. It also elaborated on the DePIN project investment analysis framework. As the demand for infrastructure in the AI ​​and gaming fields expands, DePIN will further drive the industrial integration and large-scale adoption of Web3.

This article explores regulatory barriers, insufficient demand, flawed token economics, security issues, and other areas related to DePIN. It provides an evaluation framework for DePIN and a detailed case study of the DePIN project.

The rise of Web3 offers a range of solutions to replace traditional Web2 platforms, addressing market monopolies and enhancing user control and privacy.

Security-style applications are an area of opportunity for crypto because it is one of the few areas where the clients (governments, communities) are willing to pay up in an insurance-style manner (defense happily pays for redundancy much like aviation).

In previous studies and reports, DePIN often paid more attention to infrastructure. However, this report focuses more on the decentralized part, striving to show a variety of future DePIN markets and investment opportunities.