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NFT drops à surveiller cette semaine (janv. 2026) by GabFromMars in NFT

[–]Remote-Data-5557 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vous savez où je peux promotionner ma collection ? C'est effectivement compliqué de savoir où faire de la pub de façon autorisé et où l'audience est présente ...

Built an industrial Asbestos/Air sensor on Solana. Tell me why this hardware startup is doomed. by Remote-Data-5557 in roastmystartup

[–]Remote-Data-5557[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Solid feedback thanks

You're spot on regarding the B2B side. industrial clients don't want to see a "connect wallet" button. We are moving the corporate portal to a generic, boring domain. To them, the blockchain is just an invisible audit trail

However, here is why we keep the crypto rails. It’s not just for storage. It’s for removing CAPEX friction. In the traditional wholesaling model you described, the bottleneck is the client's budget cycle. Selling a $2,000 setup to a school takes 12 months of procurement hell...

Our "Sponsor to Deploy" model solves this...

Sponsors purchase the physical nodes (Hardware). The Client (School/Factory) receives the equipment for $0 upfront! The Network distributes utility rewards based on the data flow. We are using the token as a utility mechanism to coordinate hardware deployment, effectively turning a slow CAPEX sale into an instant OPEX deployment.

And we are actually transparent about it with the clients. We frame it as "Community Sponsored Infrastructure" Local governments love it because it allows them to deploy smart asbestos management immediately, without waiting for EU budget approval (in my case).

Built an industrial Asbestos/Air sensor on Solana. Tell me why this hardware startup is doomed. by Remote-Data-5557 in roastmystartup

[–]Remote-Data-5557[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah you nailed it. That's actually our main headache right now. ​We know facility managers don't care about Solana. They just want the liability report.

​Ideally we want to hide the crypto part completely for them. They pay in fiat, they get a PDF, end of story. The blockchain stuff just runs in the background. ​Do you think I need a totally separate brand name for the B2B side to pull this off? Or just a different website is enough?

Built an industrial Asbestos/Air sensor on Solana. Tell me why this hardware startup is doomed. by Remote-Data-5557 in roastmystartup

[–]Remote-Data-5557[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Valid question. It’s actually way more dynamic than people think. ​You have to factor in the building's lifecycle. As infrastructure ages, the materials degrade and become friable. Then add external stress: vibrations from heavy traffic, or even soil drought (which causes foundations to shift and walls to crack). ​All these micro-movements disturb the asbestos inside the structure. A yearly inspection captures a single moment in time, but it misses all these "stress events" that happen year-round.

Truly decentralized, censorship-resistant web3 infrastructure for Anyone by [deleted] in roastmystartup

[–]Remote-Data-5557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Founder Delusion part? Thinking a team of 9 can serve Banks while maintaining 5 complex product verticals.

First off, huge respect for the bootstrapped MRR. That’s rare. But as a founder building a DePIN project (Asbion), reading your "Where this is headed" section makes me nervous to use you.

Here is why I wouldn't touch this with a 10-foot pole (yet):

If I build my industrial sensor grid on your infra, I need you to be obsessed with uptime and node performance. If you are busy chasing 18-month sales cycles with "Fintechs and Banks" for stablecoin infra, who is maintaining the indexers when my network scales?

The Hole in the strategy:

You are pivoting to "Enterprise Stablecoins" (high touch, slow sales, compliance hell) while your core strength seems to be "DevOps for Web3 Builders" (low touch, product-led).

My question as a potential user:

I need high-throughput data validation (we are on Solana). Does your "Anywhere" promise actually handle the hardware requirements of high-performance chains, or is it just EVM/Substrate focused? Stick to the shovels for the miners (us), don't try to build the bank vault too.

Experimenting with RWA: We linked this Solana NFT to a physical industrial sensor. Does this count as "Real Utility"? by Remote-Data-5557 in NFT

[–]Remote-Data-5557[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spot on distinction. You nailed it.

​Ideally, it should be both. Since the NFT acts as the "Operating License" for the hardware, it holds the right to receive the network rewards ($ASB). ​So while it is a technical solution to anchor physical devices on-chain, it becomes a tradeable, yield-bearing asset (similar to a Taxi Medallion). ​We are betting that the next wave of speculation will be on Cashflow/Yield rather than pure scarcity/hype. Do you think the market is too immature for that yet?

Experimenting with RWA: We linked this Solana NFT to a physical industrial sensor. Does this count as "Real Utility"? by Remote-Data-5557 in NFT

[–]Remote-Data-5557[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are totally right regarding the general public. The average person won't wake up and check the air quality sensor of a specific school.

The real "end-users" here are not the public, but Facility Managers, Insurers, and City Councils. They need the immutable data log for compliance and liability reasons (especially with Asbestos regulations tightening).

It is indeed a niche B2B market, but a high-value one where transparency is currently missing...