The Things Network VS Helium HNT

I also wired it into both thethingsnetwork.org and datacake.co. Data is flowing, so this morning I put the temp sensor inside the chicken coop. About 100' away. Source: almost 2 years ago

This looks similar to https://thethingsnetwork.org . If, in contrast to The Things Network, you can have automatic global coverage without explicitly peering to the nodes you want to use, this may be a great alternative to The Things Network. Source: over 2 years ago

Once all that is done, just download the helium miner app and follow the setup. It can take up to 72 hours for it to fully sync up when you have it installed, to check it is installed, head over to the explorer on helium.com page again then you’ll see the status is active, and you’ll start to see its mining. Then you can just leave it running. Source: about 1 year ago

Check out https://helium.com/ People have installed almost 1 million base stations for the IoT network for getting tokens. The same for decentralization will work. Source: over 1 year ago

You know everything is really on helium.com and nova-labs.com is just a placeholder for the programming team. What else is it going to say? Source: over 1 year ago

Not sure if they allow or not but helium.com endorse syncrobit on their website. You can go to the purchase page directly from helium and is on the authorized provider list. If Syncrob.it is not delivering and scamming helium should at least remove that from the website. Source: almost 2 years ago

Paying that much for a miner is crazy. When I first looked into the helium mining hype, I thought the scam was jacking the coin price, but no, the scam is actually in selling the miners. Their price is so inflated (given what they actually do), their delivery dates are pushed by 6-8 months, and without any ability to cancel or return the delivered product. If it was really about the coin and mining, building a... Source: about 2 years ago