> OK, I can see you are just drawing conclusions without doing any real research. Do i need to remind you that you literally copy-pasted your "conclusion"? Yo

> OK, I can see you are just drawing conclusions without doing any real research. Do i need to remind you that you literally copy-pasted your "conclusion"? You have given me no reason to proof me wrong. Saying "do your research" is exactly the reason of my conclusion and answering with that statement is another way of saying: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Eg. Helium Network HNT - decentralized hotspots? Like i said, nothing new. Decentralized mesh networks already exists and those solutions are inferior to an ISP forcing a hotspot option, existing options, esim or mobile hotspot. It's absolute bs that their "Network Coverage" page only shows info about their Blockchain and price, not actual wifi coverage that is of interest for customers, lol. https://explorer.helium.com/ https://explorer.helium.com/ This is how it should look like: https://fon.com/maps/ https://fon.com/maps/ Masquerading their Blockchain as a product doesn't make it useful in real-life. At least give something that is actually useful instead of "i don't know an answer, but check this and that".