Republic Mawari Launch First U.S. Reg D Node Sale for DePIN Tapping $377.45B Immersive Market with 80% Data-Reducing Tech

Republic, a leading platform for alternative investments, has partnered with Mawari, a project focused on Extended Reality (XR) and Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN), to launch the first U.S.-exclusive node license sale through a regulated broker-dealer. The offering, structured under Regulation D, leverages Republic’s infrastructure platform, Republic Runtime, to facilitate compliant operations and automated reward distribution for participants.

This collaboration marks the debut of a Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO) on Republic Launchpad, a service managed by OpenDeal Broker LLC, an affiliate of Republic. The initiative aims to establish a benchmark for compliant node sales in the U.S., with a focus on real-world utility and measurable contributions to decentralized infrastructure.

According to Caitlin Szikszai, the partnership underscores Republic’s evolution in utility token offerings. “Republic Launchpad has long supported U.S. investors in utility tokens, and this collaboration with Mawari represents the first node sale under the DIO model,” she stated. Luis Oscar Ramirez, CEO of Mawari, emphasized that the offering eliminates speculative hype by tying rewards to tangible network contributions. “This isn’t just a license sale; it’s a step toward an immersive internet built by its users,” he added.

U.S. investors will gain exclusive access to the DIO starting July 23, a week before the public launch. Participants can purchase Guardian Node licenses through Reg D, enabling them to contribute to Mawari’s decentralized infrastructure. The project’s technology, including a patented 3D streaming engine, reduces data usage by 80% and supports high-quality, real-time 3D content delivery. Mawari’s network has already been deployed in projects for T-Mobile, Netflix, and BMW, with prior funding from Samsung Next and over $17 million in investments.

Distinct from traditional node sales, Mawari’s DIO operates on a utility-first model. Participants earn rewards based on their network contributions, with 20% of the Mawari Network’s revenue allocated to Network Monitoring Rewards. Early participants also receive fixed incentives. There are two participation pathways: running a node directly using standard hardware or delegating operations to verified node operators through Republic Runtime, which manages over $1.5 billion in delegated assets.

The offering aligns with growing demand for AI-driven immersive content, as the spatial computing market is projected to reach $377.45 billion by 2030. Mawari’s technology combines AI and XR to create lifelike 3D avatar agents, addressing latency challenges in real-time global streaming. Republic’s role as a regulated broker-dealer ensures compliance with U.S. securities laws, a critical factor in expanding decentralized infrastructure to institutional and accredited investors.

The collaboration reflects broader trends in DePIN, where decentralized networks are increasingly used to support AI, spatial computing, and immersive technologies. By leveraging Republic’s infrastructure and compliance expertise, Mawari aims to simplify access to node operations while prioritizing real-world utility over speculative returns. The offering also highlights the potential for regulated platforms to bridge gaps in decentralized infrastructure adoption, particularly in markets with stringent regulatory frameworks.

Republic’s ecosystem has deployed over $2.6 billion across 150 countries, supporting projects like Avalanche and Supra. The partnership with Mawari expands its focus on utility-driven models, emphasizing long-term network growth over short-term gains. For participants, the DIO represents an opportunity to engage with a project positioned at the intersection of AI, XR, and decentralized infrastructure, all under a compliant framework tailored to U.S. investors.