It’s a no for me mainly because, as my profile shows, I suck at walking into a business and convincing them to install depin hardware. Otherwise I’d have more wifi hotspots.
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20 days ago
i would try this device
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20 days ago
Such a cool device to put on your residence/rental/business 👍👍
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22 days ago
only makes sense if you have a store or something where you’ll get lots of foot traffic daily.
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24 days ago
I like the use case of the project and think many business owners will as well. Want to test it out before going all in but I’m going to grab one to start. Hoping that there is a steady supply of these and they aren’t months out if I decide to put more of these in. However I think they are priced a little high for what they do.
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26 days ago
I like the idea of the product, but I don’t see how could I ROI this thing if it’s just for home usage …
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26 days ago
@Deduc It’s not for at home, while you can do that, the goal of this product is to charge a business a subscription fee, so you can’t really charge yourself it makes no sense you will just lose money.
Video here btw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9T6izf-cHw
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26 days ago
@JD Yeah, but there is a mining reward for non-commercial location, for non-business usage (50 token per day)
As it’s using infra red capabilities, I could see some use case for detection in the house, less obvious than an indoor cam
But not typical use case for this kind of product, I agree with you
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26 days ago
@Deduc in the AMA thread the founder is predicting around a $0.01 token value
That means 1000 days to ROI for a home-install, before tax and shipping costs.
The subscriptions are what is supposed to drive demand and earnings.
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20 days ago
Dôr
Same as @Xrave, I tried to pitch it to some business owners who once agreed to partner up with me w/ Helium hotspots, but didn’t get any luck.
I am open to hear success stories thou … maybe I’ll change my mind some day.