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2024–2025, EnrgiX persistently advances the deep integration of real-world energy networks and on-chain economies, focusing on energy DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) implementation.Over this period, the EnrgiX ecosystem has continued its global expansion.
Collaborating with enterprises and individual nodes worldwide, we have deployed EnrgiX-standard energy devices in Southeast Asia (such as Indonesia and Thailand, with over 1,200 energy terminals online), Japan (the first 36 micro distributed stations deployed), China (networking nodes in 8 cities including Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu), Africa (over 500 shared devices launched in Kenya and Nigeria), and North America (12 smart energy pilots in cities including New York and San Francisco).
As of June 2025, EnrgiX covers 22 countries and regions, connects more than 1,800 enterprise and community nodes, has achieved a cumulative energy throughput of over 26 GWh, and facilitated more than 3.2 million on-chain/off-chain data interactions.Within the Solana ecosystem, in 2024 we launched our first digital asset, EnrgiRider. Leveraging NFTs and on-chain incentive mechanisms, we have engaged more users to participate in and witness the growth of the energy network. Energy terminals now support Ride2Earn capabilities, enabling green EVs to capture and anchor energy data and value for device holders during operation.
As our off-chain business deepens, we clearly see that achieving scale and network effects in distributed energy DePIN remains challenging. The operation, maintenance, capital investment, and risk management of off-chain energy devices all rely on ongoing physical input. Meanwhile, on-chain capital and governance mechanisms remain largely confined to the virtual economy. The connection between reality and on-chain still faces distance:
Web3 nodes and real-world energy demand are not yet fully integrated.
Even with transparent and traceable off-chain energy systems, there is still a lack of trust and participation bridges between on-chain users and physical devices.
Many on-chain applications lack a sustainable value loop, making long-term development difficult.
EnrgiX is constantly exploring traceable and verifiable on-chain business models, aiming to make energy assets no longer the privilege of centralized institutions, but to enable more individuals to become nodes of the new energy network and genuinely participate in and share real-world productivity growth.The energy industry is highly asset-intensive—every device requires significant capital and time to manufacture and deploy. The vast majority of individuals and small communities still find it difficult to participate in or benefit from the energy sector directly. If the future of energy is distributed, we must ask: why does this transformation remain so inaccessible today? How can we enable more people to truly participate?
