PinLink

PinLink (PIN) is a decentralised physical infrastructure network (DePIN) protocol that integrates real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation. It enables AI developers to access computing resources, such as GPUs, TPUs, and CPUs, while allowing DePIN asset owners to monetise their hardware. The project utilises ERC-1155 tokens to fractionalise ownership of DePIN assets, enabling passive income opportunities for third-party investors. PinLink's RWA-tokenised model aims to improve capital efficiency and lower costs compared to traditional DePIN systems.

Key Features:

• RWA Tokenisation: DePIN asset owners can mint ERC-1155 tokens representing their assets and sell fractional shares to investors.

• AI-Focused Compute Marketplace: Provides AI developers with enterprise-grade computational resources at lower costs.

• Dual Revenue Streams: DePIN asset owners can earn from rental payments and RWA sales.

• Service User Rebate Fund: A portion of RWA sales fees is used to subsidise AI developers' costs.

• PinAI Optimisation: Uses machine learning to enhance the efficiency of connected compute resources.

The PIN token serves as the core medium of exchange within the PinLink ecosystem, facilitating interactions between AI developers, DePIN asset owners, and investors. It is designed to incentivise participation, optimise resource allocation, and support the network's long-term sustainability. Its primary uses include:

• Payment for Computing Resources: AI developers use PIN tokens to rent computing resources within the PinLink ecosystem.
• Rewards for Infrastructure Providers: DePIN asset owners earn PIN tokens as rewards for providing their infrastructure to the network.
• Staking for Protocol Revenues: PIN holders can stake their tokens to earn a share of the revenues generated by the PinLink protocol.
• Governance Participation: PIN tokens are used to participate in governance decisions within the PinLink ecosystem.

PinLink (PIN) was founded by a team with experience in blockchain, decentralised infrastructure, and cloud computing:

• Lukasz Orlowski (CEO): Former VP of Engineering at Enjin, with expertise in distributed systems, blockchain, and high-performance computing. Recognised as an MIT Technology Review Innovator Under 35.

• Talal AlAmeen (COO): Experienced in mining operations and retail business growth, focusing on scaling hardware deployment and optimising revenue models.

• Adam Conover (CCO): Business development and marketing expert with experience across technology, travel, and entertainment sectors.

• Jordan O'Neill (CMO): Web3 marketing professional with experience in digital marketing, fundraising, and community management.

• Fasih Hader (Lead Blockchain Engineer): Smart contract developer with expertise in DeFi, Layer 2 solutions, and cross-chain bridging.

• Greg Ivanov (Advisor): General Partner at 22/7 and former Google executive with experience in developer ecosystems and business strategy.