DIMO is the utility token powering the future machine economy. Starting with connected vehicles, the DIMO protocol creates blockchain-based identities for cars, drivers, apps, and sensors, enabling them to interact, transact, and coordinate autonomously. Vehicle owners earn DIMO tokens by sharing their data, while the token also governs this emerging protocol for machine-to-machine interactions. Built with open-source components on the Ethereum Virtual Machine, DIMO aims to increase transparency, privacy, and reliability in IoT networks, thereby fostering trust among users and developers. DIMO can expand beyond cars to robotics, energy, and other IoT categories in the future.

Helium is a global, decentralized network enabling individuals to build and operate wireless infrastructure for mobile cellular traffic and the Internet of Things (IoT). Participants deploy Hotspots, plug-and-play devices that act as miniature cell towers, to provide coverage and earn rewards in HNT. The Helium Network offers a new approach to connectivity by distributing infrastructure ownership and incentivizing participation, creating a model that is more cost-effective and community-driven than the traditional telecom industry.