Geodnet

Geodnet, represented by the GEOD token, is a decentralized network of physical Space Weather mining stations that collect real-time data on how solar wind affects Global Navigation Satellite System signals. The network processes that data to correct GPS and related navigation signals, enabling centimeter-level positioning accuracy and nanosecond-level timing precision. Its intended users are industries and developers that depend on highly accurate location data, such as autonomous vehicles, precision agriculture, and robotics.

Operators deploy physical Space Weather stations that continuously feed raw GNSS correction data into the network. The GEOD token lives across the Solana and Polygon ecosystems and functions as the economic unit through which the network compensates station operators and governs access to its data stream. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded in the available data, so a fuller mechanical description of on-chain settlement is not possible from what is stored here.

The protocol generated fees of 32,402 USD in the most recent 24-hour period, 203,700 USD over the trailing 7 days, 906,800 USD over the trailing 30 days, and 7,818,166 USD over the trailing 12 months, with fees annualized from the 30-day figure reaching 11,032,733 USD. These fees appear to come from data purchasers — entities paying for access to the corrected positioning stream — and the protocol records a take rate of 100 percent over the trailing 30 days, meaning no portion of gross fees was passed to the supply side during that period. Of the 906,800 USD collected in the trailing 30 days, 725,443 USD was recorded as holders' revenue and supply-side revenue was 0 USD, which explains the full retention figure. Fee growth over the last 30 days was 47.13 percent.