Republic Mawari Launch First U S Node Sale via Reg D Offering

Republic, a leading platform for alternative asset investments, has partnered with Mawari, a project focused on Extended Reality (XR) and Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN), to launch the first-ever node license sale for U.S. participants through a Reg D offering. This initiative, facilitated by Republic’s infrastructure platform Republic Runtime, aims to enable compliant decentralized network operations and automated reward distribution [1]. The collaboration marks Mawari’s Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO) as the first node sale on Republic Launchpad, a service provided by OpenDeal Broker LLC, an affiliate of Republic. The partnership builds on prior advisory collaborations between the two entities, with a shared goal of establishing a benchmark for compliant node sales [1].

Caitlin Szikszai, a representative of Republic, highlighted that Republic Launchpad has pioneered utility token offerings for U.S. investors and is now evolving its offerings through Mawari’s DIO model [1]. Luis Oscar Ramirez, Mawari’s CEO, emphasized that this launch addresses regulatory challenges, enabling U.S. participants to operate Guardian Nodes—critical infrastructure for Mawari’s real-time XR services—and earn rewards tied to network utility rather than speculative hype [1]. The DIO model diverges from traditional node sales by prioritizing measurable contributions, offering transparent pricing, and allocating 20% of the Mawari Network’s total revenue as Network Monitoring Rewards to participants [1].

U.S. investors will gain exclusive access to Mawari’s DIO on July 23, a week before the public launch, with participation restricted to accredited investors under Reg D rules [1]. Mawari’s technology, which includes a decentralized Immersive Compute Network and a patented 3D streaming engine, has already been deployed in projects for major clients such as T-Mobile, Netflix, BMW, and KDDI. The company has also secured $17 million in funding from investors like Samsung Next and formed strategic partnerships with Qualcomm and Niantic [1].

The offering provides two participation pathways: users can either operate nodes directly with standard hardware or delegate licenses to verified node operators for a managed service [1]. Republic’s institutional-grade staking division, Republic Runtime, which manages over $1.5 billion in delegated assets, will support node delegation for participants [1]. Mawari’s DIO is positioned to address growing demand for AI-driven immersive content, with the spatial computing market projected to reach $377.45 billion by 2030 [1].

Disclosures note that the offering, facilitated by OpenDeal Broker LLC, involves speculative and illiquid assets with risks of significant value fluctuations. Participants are reminded to conduct due diligence and consult financial advisors, as the investment carries potential for total loss [1].

Source: [1] [Republic Collaborates With Mawari To Launch the First-ever Node Sale for US Users Through Republic’s Regulated Broker-Dealer] [https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/6880ffebe8ba3c229f16c599/]