DePIN stands for Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks. It’s a new model for building real-world systems—like wireless networks, sensor grids, or storage infrastructure—by empowering individuals to own and operate pieces of the network, rather than relying on a single company or centralized entity.
Instead of raising billions to build a nationwide hail detection network from scratch, CertiStrike uses DePIN to distribute the infrastructure across a community. Each sensor is owned and maintained by people like you—and in return, they earn rewards for providing valuable, verified data.
High-precision hail sensors are installed on homes, businesses, and key infrastructure across hail-prone regions. These devices are designed to detect actual hail impacts, measuring:
No radar models. No estimates. Just ground-truth data from the point of impact.
Each sensor submits data to the CertiStrike network in real time. The network verifies that the data is:
Verified data becomes part of a global hail impact map, accessible through our API and platform.
Industries that rely on fast, accurate weather data—like:
...can subscribe to the network and access live hail event data, helping them act faster, respond smarter, and reduce losses.
Every time a business pays for data access:
The more valuable your sensor location, the more you can earn.
This whitepaper is a living document and is subject to change as the CertiStrike project evolves. The information contained herein reflects the current plans, goals, and technical designs of the CertiStrike Foundation, but does not represent a binding commitment. Future updates may revise or expand upon the concepts, timelines, and mechanisms described.
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