Wrapped Minima Wins Best DePIN Company Award at DCW_X

While crypto debates energy consumption, **e-waste remains the elephant in the room**. Blockchain networks generate massive hardware graveyards: - ASIC mining equipment becomes obsolete quickly - GPU farms burn out from constant operation - Validator hardware gets replaced under the guise of "upgrades" **Minima takes a different approach** - zero hardware pressure. The network runs on: - Existing smartphones and devices - Hardware with multi-year lifespans - Zero crypto-specific manufacturing footprint While other chains push users to buy specialized equipment, **Minima uses what you already own**. The greenest hardware is the hardware not manufactured for you.

**Minima partners with Siemens, Arm, and University of Southampton** to create the world's first blockchain-on-chip drones. **Key developments:** - Blockchain protocol embedded directly into drone hardware - Combines digital twin innovation with decentralized verification - Drones become self-verifying nodes without cloud dependency - Real-time logging of missions, data, and telemetry **Technical breakthrough:** Each drone operates as an autonomous blockchain node, proving its actions as they happen. The integration moves beyond software-based solutions to **silicon-level trust**. **Industry impact:** This collaboration targets aerospace and industrial systems, enabling machines that can verify their operations independently. The technology scales from drones to vehicles, robotics, and IoT devices. **Partnership strength:** - Minima's decentralized blockchain architecture - Arm's silicon technology via Flexible Access program - Southampton's electronics expertise - Siemens' industrial innovation The project represents a shift from protocol development to **hardware integration**, creating infrastructure that operates without central servers while maintaining full decentralization.

A groundbreaking development in blockchain technology has emerged, with full-node blockchain systems now operating in high-speed cars. This innovation allows for: - Real-time data communication - Live tokenization of events for fan engagement - Seamless interaction between vehicles and race engineers The technology, demonstrated in a McLaren Artura, represents a significant step towards disrupting both the automotive and fan experience sectors. This use case showcases the potential for blockchain integration in high-performance environments, paving the way for future applications in various industries. **Next steps:** Watch for further developments and potential widespread adoption of this technology in the automotive world.