Why the XPIN Network is a "User-Owned Network" The XPIN Network breaks away from the centralized ownership structure of traditional telecom companies and creates a community-owned economy where participants directly build infrastructure and receive rewards. This is a truly user-centric model where individuals share hardware devices to expand the network, participate in governance with $XPIN tokens, and directly benefit from ecosystem growth. 🟢Participants are Infrastructure Providers Individuals operate hardware devices like PowerLink, XPIN BOX, and BaseStation to provide network coverage and mine $XPIN tokens in exchange for bandwidth sharing. While traditional telecom companies monopolize infrastructure with massive capital, XPIN allows decentralized individuals to voluntarily build the network. Users evolve from consumers to operators, not simply purchasing services, but contributing to network growth and generating revenue. 🟢 Token Holdings Prove Ownership 40% of the ecosystem incentive pool is redistributed to staking, mining, and contribution participants. $XPIN Voting rights proportional to holdings directly determine protocol upgrades and financial management. With the introduction of on-chain governance in 2026, the community will lead the network's direction, and the 8% Foundation allocation ensures sustainability. Blockchain-based transparency ensures verification of all transactions and decisions, and users benefit from long-term growth as ecosystem co-owners, not just customers. 🟢 #storyteller point Decentralized hardware operation Community-owned economy Token-based governance Ecosystem profit redistribution Participant autonomy Blockchain transparency #XPIN 🔗XPIN Official Links Website / Twitter (X) / Community