Recently, a telecommunications service provider launched a wireless plan focused on privacy protection, claiming unlimited calls, texts, data, and hotspots, without binding long-term contracts. It may seem like just industry news, but it reflects a deeper trend: Web3 and decentralization concepts are penetrating traditional monopolistic sectors.

Why is this important for traders and investors? As "privacy" and "decentralization" become market selling points and begin to impact the trillion-dollar telecommunications industry, new infrastructure demands will inevitably emerge. This directly translates to: expanded application scenarios for privacy protocols, practical implementation value of decentralized physical network (DePIN) projects, and integration needs for new payment and data interaction methods.

From another perspective, this is not just short-term price speculation. It is a key industry signal—traditional fields like communications, storage, and bandwidth are being redefined. DePIN projects focused on building real physical network infrastructure may be the next wave to gain mainstream recognition. Continuous attention should be paid to decentralized infrastructure projects in the fields of telecommunications, cloud storage, and edge computing.