Geodnet

Geodnet, represented by the GEOD token, is a decentralized network of physical hardware stations that measure how solar wind and space weather distort signals from GPS and other global navigation satellite systems. By aggregating real-time correction data from many independently operated stations, the network claims to enable centimeter-level positioning accuracy and nanosecond-level timing precision. The intended users are industries and applications that depend on highly accurate location or timing data, such as autonomous vehicles, precision agriculture, and surveying.

Station operators deploy hardware that monitors space-weather interference with GNSS signals and streams correction data to the network. GEOD tokens live within the Solana and Polygon ecosystems and serve as the economic unit of the network, compensating station operators for contributing data. The data in this profile does not include a consensus algorithm or block time, reflecting that the token's function is tied to a physical sensor network rather than a standalone blockchain.

The protocol generated 920,019 USD in fees over the trailing 30 days and 9,494,374 USD over the trailing 12 months, with fees annualized from the trailing 30 days sitting at 11,193,564.50 USD. The take rate is recorded at 100 percent over the trailing 30 days, meaning the protocol retains all fees rather than distributing them to the supply side; supply-side revenue for the same period is zero. Holders received 736,015 USD in revenue over the trailing 30 days, which is a separate allocation tracked independently. Fees declined 23.28 percent over the most recent 30-day window compared with the prior period.