World Mobile Earth Nodes | Stake WMTx - Notice history

All systems operational

Club Earth Nodes
Kimchi Earth Nodes
Coffee Earth Nodes
Operational

CLUB - Operational

100% - uptime
May 2010
Jun 2010
Jul 2010

HUB - Operational

PULSE - Operational

SPARK - Operational

HIVE - Operational

LINK - Operational

MESH - Operational

CORE - Operational

Operational

LATTE - Operational

ESPRSO - Operational

DOPIO - Operational

MOCHA - Operational

COLD - Operational

AMER - Operational

AFFO - Operational

CAPUC - Operational

Operational

KMCHI - Operational

PIZZA - Operational

GIMBA - Operational

SOJU - Operational

Notice history

Jul 2010

No notices reported this month

Jun 2010

No notices reported this month

May 2010

No notices reported this month

May 2010 to Jul 2010

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The World Mobile Mission

Connecting the world requires the right blend. While traditional networks have left nearly 3 billion people unconnected, World Mobile is stirring things up with a fresh approach.

Their recipe? A network run by the people, for the people. By rebooting the system with blockchain technology, they're making telecom accessibility universal – creating a more connected and equitable world, one connection at a time.

World Mobile EarthNodes Explained

What is an EarthNode?

Earth Nodes are the heartbeat of World Mobile. They process transactions, connect all node types, and provide essential services including authentication, identity management, and telecommunications. Unlike AirNodes that provide local mobile connectivity, Earth Nodes can operate globally while maintaining network security through proof-of-stake consensus.

What is an EarthNode Operator?

EarthNode Operators are the backbone of World Mobile's decentralized infrastructure. They maintain and manage EarthNodes, ensuring the network's continuous operation and security. These operators play a crucial role in processing transactions, managing digital identities, and providing essential network services.

Who can become an EarthNode Operator?

Anyone with the technical capability to maintain a node and who can secure 100,000 WMT tokens can become an EarthNode Operator. The process involves acquiring an ENNFT (EarthNode NFT) and setting up the required hardware infrastructure according to World Mobile's specifications.

What is ENNFT?

ENNFT (Earth Node Non-Fungible Token) represents ownership of an Earth Node on the World Mobile Chain. These unique tokens allow holders to participate in network operations and earn rewards. Each ENNFT requires 100,000 WMT tokens locked in a smart contract.

How Do Earth Node Rewards Work?

Earn rewards from processing network transactions

Additional earnings from providing network services

Reward amounts vary based on network activity and services provided

World Mobile AirNodes Explained

What is an AirNode?

An AirNode provides end-user access to the World Mobile network for calls and data. Their configuration varies based on location needs - from Wi-Fi access points to aerostats and towers. Deployment factors include coverage area, device density, location specifics, and user types. In remote areas, AirNodes operate off-grid using solar power systems.

What is an AirNode Operator?

AirNode Operators are essential participants in the World Mobile network who manage the physical infrastructure that provides local wireless connectivity. They deploy and maintain AirNodes in specific geographical locations, creating the actual network coverage that connects users to the internet and the World Mobile ecosystem.

Who can become an AirNode Operator?

Anyone can get involved by purchasing an AirNode from World Mobile sales platform, where you will be connected to a local AirNode Host.

USA AirNodes

Link

$749

Range: Up to 20 km

Throughput: 800 mbps

Connected Devices: 250 users

Potential Annual Earnings:
$96 - $1,140

Endpoint connectivity solution for customer premises, delivering reliable high-speed internet within Apex AirNode line of sight.

Apex 90

$15,999

Range: Up to 30 km, 90° coverage

Capacity: 250 Link AirNodes

Potential Annual Earnings:
$40,800

(with 200 subscribers)

Broadcast powerhouse providing high-bandwidth wireless coverage, supporting extensive Link AirNode connectivity and and backhaul support to nearby cellular sites.

Apex 180

$31,998

Range: Up to 20 km, 180° coverage

Capacity: 500 Link AirNodes

Potential Annual Earnings:
$81,600

(with 400 subscribers)

Dual integrated Apex 90 system delivering 180-degree coverage, ideal for wide-area network deployment.

Portal 180

$9,000

Range: Up to 8 km, 180° coverage

Capacity: 288 users

Potential Annual Earnings:
$36,000

(with 250 subscribers)

Integrated CBRS solution supporting all LTE TDD configurations, perfect for both remote and urban connectivity needs.

Portal 360

$18,000

Range: Up to 8 km, 360° coverage

Capacity: 576 users

Potential Annual Earnings:
$72,000

(with 500 subscribers)

The Portal 360 is comprised of two Portal 180 integrated wireless CBRS AirNodes, supporting all LTE TDD configurations and 360° Azimuth coverage.

Titan

$100,000

Range: Up to 28km

Throughput: 2.5 - 10.1 gbps

Capacity: 800 users

Potential Annual Earnings:
$93,600

(with 600 subscribers)

The Titan AirNode is an advanced FDD dual-band macro radio base station, which offers extended-range Band 71 coverage. The Titan AirNode plays a key role in World Mobile’s network solution, providing ‘overwatch’, working in conjunction with Portal AirNodes to manage capacity and coverage for large volumes of users.

Pakistan AirNodes

Spark

Starting at $62.99

Range: Up to 100m

Throughput: Up to 110 mbps

Capacity: 20-25 private users; up to 50,000 daily public subscribers

Potential Annual Earnings:
Up to $102

(for 5 nodes)

Spark AirNodes represent the next evolution in connectivity, providing seamless internet access to residential and business subscribers across Pakistan. These advanced devices stand out through their dual functionality as both private and public access points, delivering essential services including data, voice, and WiFi connectivity.


With innovative versatility, each Spark AirNode serves individual premises while simultaneously providing internet access to nearby community members. World Mobile has partnered with WorldCall to roll out an enhanced pay-as-you-go WiFi program throughout Pakistan, building on their proven success with World Mobile WiFi bundles in Zanzibar.

World Mobile Hosts Explained

What is a Host?

AirNode Hosts are an integral part of the World Mobile Network. By simply providing a location and hosting an AirNode, AirNode Hosts are eligible to receive a share of the rewards generated by AirNode Operators providing meaningful connectivity.

No purchase necessary

Becoming an AirNode Host doesn't require you to purchase an AirNode. Simply provide access to a powered, connected location and support AirNode Operators to deliver wireless connectivity and earn a share of the rewards.

How it works

Apply – Register your details and complete the form to begin the verification process.
Create your Host Profile – Once verified, you'll be able to create a Host Profile, which provides details about you and your location to enable matching with AirNode Operators.
Match with AirNode Operators – Publish your profile and await your first match!