Pipe Network, a decentralized content delivery network developed by Permission Labs, launched its mainnet on Solana, with David Rhodus leading the initiative.
The mainnet launch highlights Solana’s infrastructure capabilities and expects to impact PIPE token dynamics, contributing to the DePIN sector’s growth.
Launch of Pipe Network Mainnet on Solana
Pipe Network has officially launched its mainnet on Solana, marking a significant step in decentralized content delivery. Led by David Rhodus, the project aims to transform CDN infrastructure globally. “The mainnet launch represents a major milestone in advancing Solana and enhancing its ecosystem,” shared project analysts.
Built by Permission Labs, the network leverages Jito’s Node Consensus Network for economic security. Pipe’s testnet demonstrated impressive scalability with 60 petabytes processed.
$100M Revenue Goal and Solana’s Changing Dynamics
The mainnet launch is expected to impact the Solana ecosystem, particularly affecting SOL’s staking dynamics. The introduction of the DePIN token could shift liquidity within the network, as highlighted in Solana Pipe Network Highlights Ruthless Tokenomics.
Pipe Network aims for a $100M annual revenue by 2025, with its tokenomics model focusing on efficient resource use. Market observers are closely watching SOL and PIPE token behaviors.
Comparing Pipe’s Strategy to Traditional CDNs
Unlike earlier decentralized networks like IPFS, Pipe targets global CDN decentralization, challenging established providers. This aim marks a new industry shift.
Experts compare this to Arweave’s growth, noting Pipe’s unique integration with Solana’s infrastructure. Analyst data suggests potential shifts in DeFi and governance impacts.
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