Roam has ranked first in the number of global hardware nodes, with the user base exceeding 1.55 million.

According to ChainCatcher news and data from the DePINscan official website, Roam has ranked first in the number of global hardware nodes. Roam is the only Web3 IDP project for the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) OpenRoaming™ program, integrating innovative technologies under the OpenRoaming™ framework with DID+VC and a business model that allows users to use it for free. It has over 4 million OpenRoaming™ WiFi nodes in more than 190 countries, along with 890,000 self-built WiFi nodes. Registered users have exceeded 1.55 million.

Roam is committed to building an open global wireless network and promoting the implementation of the Telecom Data Layer in the DePIN ecosystem. Its new product, Roam eSIM, offers Global eSIM and Add-on eSIM services, and users can also check in at WiFi hotspots to receive free data. The eSIM solution has increased Roam's user count from 750,000 in October to 1.5 million.

In addition, the key module of the Roam ecosystem, Roam Growth, is about to receive an important update aimed at creating more sustainable revenue opportunities for network builders.