@jongerghathan
Decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) propose token incentives to bootstrap real-world infrastructure like connectivity, storage, and energy. The model disrupts traditional capital-intensive industries by aligning participants through token economics. Success depends on balancing hardware deployment with sustainable demand. If adoption grows, DePIN could become a core cycle narrative by linking blockchain with tangible services. However, risks of oversupply, token speculation, and coordination failures remain high. Its long-term viability rests on whether tokenized incentives create lasting economic efficiency.
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