Yeah, I agree with you, this seems to be a common pattern across DePIN projects. They typically focus on building out the network first and then work on attracting paying users. I think the rationale is that it’s much easier to bring in VCs and paying customers once there’s already a solid base of devices online. It adds credibility to the project by showing that people are willing to invest in the hardware, which in turn signals belief in the project’s long-term potential.
Hi everyone, i was wondering what you think about this?
Nubila project seems to be heading towards the right direction and , in terms of weather projects, i really love it , but why are they allowing multiple devices in the same location?
I remember when planetwatch users had like 30 atmotubes, and it was always a point of contention, it just fuels whales that can buy 30 and at TGE, they dump hard , either all the points or half, but it would still bring the price really low, also it is really not producing any value, it’s same temperature.
I feel like a company that is serious about what they are doing should not be doing these kind of things, and if they need more capital in the beginning they could ask for it straight-up, sell nodes or other things.
It’s temporary at this time. Nubila says eventually multiple starions that are near each other will have rewards reduced, however I dont see anything about the device that can enforce this. It’s essentially an ESP32 with temperature, pressure, humidity, and windspeed…there is no GPS.
Using a phone to validate location wont be a very strong anti-cheat method since these devices are made to be mobile. You could take them to another location to validate location then move them to a single farm location.
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