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MāLama Labs
Mālama Labs is a physical-world data infrastructure company that signs sensor readings at the device and anchors them on-chain, replacing self-reported estimates with cryptographically verifiable measurements.
8 The Green, Suite A, Dover, Delaware 19901, United States
Hex Nodes (Genesis 200)
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Hex Nodes are validator hardware devices operated within H3 Resolution 5 geographic cells to validate hardware-signed data packets from carbon sites and AI compute facilities and anchor verified records to Cardano. Each Genesis 200 bundle includes a signing device and an NFT-HEX non-exclusive geographic operating license for a specific cell. Operators receive milestone-vested MLMA token allocations over twelve months in exchange for sustained verification service, with reward multipliers varying by cell type from urban to remote.Category: Node Hardware
MāLama Platform
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Mālama Platform is a DePIN protocol that produces hardware-signed environmental and energy measurements and anchors them on-chain for independent verification. Field sensor nodes sign each reading at the device using a tamper-resistant cryptographic co-processor, generating SaveCard records stored on Cardano via CIP-68 as the evidence primitive. The protocol covers two data streams — carbon site telemetry and AI compute facility power — through a shared six-layer verification pipeline including geographic H3 hex cell consensus, validator review, and on-chain anchoring, with token staking and governance on Base.Category: DePin