[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Milad 🐜 [@0xMiladx0](/creator/twitter/0xMiladx0) on x 4508 followers Created: 2025-07-26 05:12:40 UTC A major telecom player is entering the Machine Economy. @peaq has partnered with @deutschetelekom to bring decentralized infrastructure (DePIN) into the world of connected devices. This is what happens when telco meets Web3 at scale: Forget centralized platforms routing billions of IoT signals. This partnership fuses Deutsche Telekom’s robust telco backbone with peaq’s DePIN model enabling distributed, fault tolerant machine networks. It’s a new trust layer for connected infrastructure. DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) reframes how smart devices interact: No single point of failure Data processed & secured by multiple actors Native support for autonomous economic behavior Imagine a smart city where traffic sensors, delivery drones, factory robots, and evehicles coordinate in real time securely, transparently, and economically incentivized. That’s what peaq is designed to support. Deutsche Telekom joins other institutional grade validators on peaq Lufthansa Innovation Hub Bosch Bertelsmann Investments TU Munich Together, they run nodes that validate transactions and secure the network. These nodes are more than infrastructure. They’re governance anchors and economic gatekeepers for machine interactions helping ensure the network remains decentralized, secure, and performant at global scale. Why this matters: Deutsche Telekom’s involvement isn't symbolic. Running a validator node means active participation in securing IoT native blockchain infrastructure a step most telcos haven’t yet taken. Key benefits emerging from this shift: → Redundant, high assurance device networks → Verifiable, decentralized supply chains → Energy efficient operations (already supporting 1M+ devices) → A telco sector slowly exiting its centralization trap With peaq’s increasing validator count and exchange listings, this ecosystem is moving toward production level maturity. This is Web3 infrastructure with real world endpoints not locked in DeFi, but embedded in machines. The Machine Economy is no longer theoretical. It's operational and it runs on trustless rails. peaq + deutschetelekom show how legacy infra and decentralized logic can converge to shape the future of connected systems.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [robust](/topic/robust) [signals](/topic/signals) [web3](/topic/web3) [telco](/topic/telco) [world of](/topic/world-of) [decentralized](/topic/decentralized) [Post Link](https://x.com/0xMiladx0/status/1948974730502918270)
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Milad 🐜 @0xMiladx0 on x 4508 followers
Created: 2025-07-26 05:12:40 UTC
A major telecom player is entering the Machine Economy. @peaq has partnered with @deutschetelekom to bring decentralized infrastructure (DePIN) into the world of connected devices.
This is what happens when telco meets Web3 at scale:
Forget centralized platforms routing billions of IoT signals. This partnership fuses Deutsche Telekom’s robust telco backbone with peaq’s DePIN model enabling distributed, fault tolerant machine networks.
It’s a new trust layer for connected infrastructure.
DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) reframes how smart devices interact: No single point of failure
Data processed & secured by multiple actors
Native support for autonomous economic behavior
Imagine a smart city where traffic sensors, delivery drones, factory robots, and evehicles coordinate in real time securely, transparently, and economically incentivized.
That’s what peaq is designed to support.
Deutsche Telekom joins other institutional grade validators on peaq
Lufthansa Innovation Hub
Bosch Bertelsmann Investments
TU Munich
Together, they run nodes that validate transactions and secure the network.
These nodes are more than infrastructure. They’re governance anchors and economic gatekeepers for machine interactions helping ensure the network remains decentralized, secure, and performant at global scale.
Why this matters: Deutsche Telekom’s involvement isn't symbolic. Running a validator node means active participation in securing IoT native blockchain infrastructure a step most telcos haven’t yet taken.
Key benefits emerging from this shift: → Redundant, high assurance device networks → Verifiable, decentralized supply chains → Energy efficient operations (already supporting 1M+ devices) → A telco sector slowly exiting its centralization trap
With peaq’s increasing validator count and exchange listings, this ecosystem is moving toward production level maturity.
This is Web3 infrastructure with real world endpoints not locked in DeFi, but embedded in machines.
The Machine Economy is no longer theoretical. It's operational and it runs on trustless rails. peaq + deutschetelekom show how legacy infra and decentralized logic can converge to shape the future of connected systems.
XXXXX engagements
Related Topics robust signals web3 telco world of decentralized