Web3.0 wireless infrastructure is a hot track as the needs of connecting devices and people to blockchain is increasing. Among all these projects there are some misconception about MXC and Helium within both communities, hope this article will help to clear them up. MatchX 3,000 for a hotspot? They'll never build a network that covers the USA. M2Pro miner is the most advanced LPWAN miner all over the world, equipped with the updated 2020 version SX1303 chipsets and geolocation capacity, while the majority of the HNT miners are equipped with SX1308/SX1301/SX1302 chipsets that released around 2013, has less radio performance and no geolocation. Also M2Pro puts two radio SX1303, which means MXC has one miner installed equals to HNT sells two miner with less capacity and less performance. I think no one checked whether you can put indoor electronics outdoor by just putting an enclosure there to protect it, it will just degrade drastically since the components are not industrial graded. I put an example here about little components inside the hardware, if it is not industrial components (which is much more expensive than consumer electronics, usually 3x), the lifespan is in great danger. How would you expect a country to be covered with amateur indoor hardware? An industrial-level designed miner can really stand for 5-10 years to cover a country.

The MXC Foundation is creating a new way of fashioning physical goods into digital assets within the blockchain. These assets are not only tradable but also trackable, traceable and can verify the origins of these products. IoT NFTs The M2 Pro Miner enables LPWAN NFC tags to onboard as blockchain-based NFTs through its 40,000 network areas. Adding LPWAN NFC tags on items such as artworks and luxury goods allows individuals to build their own IoT NFT, free from third party firms and cellular networks with extra costs. IoT NFTs are also blockchain non-fungible items that can’t be duplicated or eliminated. The benefits of doing this for an artist is to allow them to issue their real-world artwork NFT without the need to understand blockchain technology. Using LPWAN significantly reduces cost, especially when compared to the cost of issuing IoT NFTs using a SIM card. The world of art should not be limited only to 3D models or JPEGs. MXC is able to unleash this potential by utilizing more art forms such as paintings, sculptures, musical instruments, porcelain and glass products. In addition to artworks; luxury products and expensive machines can also be verified as NFTs via LPWAN and NFC. Benefits include increased security, traceability, and authenticity for users, all at a very low cost compared to current methods. This is possible via the M2 Pro's unique Proof-of-Location networks that use blockchain to determine the location of the object which is very difficult to tamper with.