This report presents an analysis in the depth of the DePin Summit summit, which was held in Mombasa and Zanzibar, and the reason for representing Africa is uniquely examined for decentralized physical infrastructure networks. The report explores how structural factors such as high price sensitivity, limited central infrastructure, and decreased medium wealth create stronger incentives to deploy DePin compared to advanced markets. It highlights three areas with certain capabilities, internet connection at reasonable prices, access to distributed energy, collecting real world data, and evaluates how to meet the already emerging projects these needs with compatibility with global demand. The results show how DePin can provide the basic infrastructure while creating a meaningful local economic value.
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