Its headquarters Munich Solix DepinA German developer for decentralized physical infrastructure networks raised $ 29.5 million (about 25.99 million euros) in financing from Eclip Foundation.
Eclip runs more than $ 124 million (about 109.29 million euros) in assets and supports more than 25 projects that focus on decentralized digital infrastructure. The company’s investments cover areas such as Web3 infrastructure, decentralized protocols, network infrastructure, and developers, with a focus on constituent technologies that support the user -controlled digital ecosystem.
Funding will support the provision of the Solix DePin (MCP) protocol, a system that allows the participation of the frequency range in a way that does not interfere with how users reach the Internet.
Danger display through MCP
Solix Depin is a central network that allows users to participate and earn an unused online domain display. It is the first project to use the MCP protocol (MCP), a system that manages the frequency range participation.
Solix DePin enables users to share the unused online domain display through the browser extension and earn SLIX points. These points can be used in the SOLIX environmental system, network upgrades, or internet payments. Sharing in the background works without affecting the user’s internet performance.
The system is designed to maintain private and safe user data through privacy -focused encryption and technology. By joining the network, users support the development of decentralized internet and help improve how to distribute and use resources online.
“We have designed Solix DePin with simplicity and access as basic principles. By removing technical barriers in front of entry, we enable anyone who has an internet connection to participate in the decentralized economy and reward for the resources that already have resources,” says David Rodriguez, CEO of Solix DePin.
The MCP is essential for Solix DePin technology, as it offers a new method of decentralized material infrastructure networks (DePin). MCP links Amnesty International Venial data models on the use of the Internet to manage the domain distribution. It adjusts the participation based on the current circumstances, unlike the fixed government systems and maintains the Internet experience for the user without disruption.
Emily Richardson, CTO at Solix Depin, recalls: “Our MCP app is what distinguishes Solix DePin in the DePin ICIOR system,” Mile, Emily Richardson, CTO in Solix Depin. “The MCP allows an advanced time analysis of the availability of the frequency range, creating an ideal balance between sharing resources and maintaining an exceptional user experience.”
Users can join Solix DePin by downloading the browser extension and activation. The extension shares part of the online frequency range unused with the network, and users win the SLIX points in return.
The company has reached more than 100,000 active users in more than 63 countries and a process of about 275 terabytes of data every day.
Using capital
Eclip Foundation in Solix DePin has invested, with its ability to change how to distribute Internet resources through decentralized technology.
“Solix DePin is completely the type of innovation that we aim to support – the solutions that combine technical excellence with practical benefit and the extensive market capabilities,” says James Wilson, the ECLIP Foundation.
The company will use financing to improve its technology, expand its global presence, and develop features such as customizing the intelligence -based network management.
Solix DePin also plans to establish a partnership with cloud service providers and content connection networks to expand use in the decentralized domain market.
Since the demand for online frequency width is growing with artificial intelligence, broadcasting, and Internet of Things, Solix DePin claims that its model provides an alternative to adapt to the network needs and supports shareholder participation.
