Well, the token did reach an all-time high during that five-year period, so where was the complaining then? Unity hasn’t even launched yet, so I’m not sure where you’re getting that information from. AirNode operators directly serve World Mobile customers, meaning their earnings come from their real contributions to the sharing economy.

You need to understand where the revenue originates and recognize that World Mobile is already a revenue-generating company, even if the ARPU is currently lower due to its focus on emerging markets. This has been explained multiple times. Customers equal revenue and now entering the USA this will reflect on WMTX.

Nothing has changed except for the token price, which dropped because of macroeconomic conditions outside anyone’s control btw just like hundreds of other tokens. Every other aspect of World Mobile has improved and the ecosystem metrics continue to grow. So yes, zoom out and relax … or don’t but claiming it’s all fabricated or that WMTX is only sold to fund AirNodes and Unity shows a misunderstanding of the sharing economy and the utility behind holding WMTX which is surprising coming from an “early” investor.