Republic, a leading private investing platform, has partnered with Extended Reality (XR) and DePIN project Mawari to launch the first-ever regulated node license sale for U.S.-based investors.
The sale is being conducted under Regulation D through Republic’s broker-dealer affiliate, OpenDeal Broker LLC, and marks a major milestone for decentralized infrastructure offerings in the U.S.
Utility-First Node Offering
Starting July 23, accredited U.S. investors on Republic Launchpad will gain exclusive early access to Mawari’s Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO). The sale lets participants purchase Guardian Node licenses that power Mawari’s global network for streaming immersive, 3D and XR content in real time.
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Unlike typical node offerings that rely on hype and speculation, Mawari’s approach is utility-first. Node operators earn rewards based on actual network performance, specifically uptime and monitoring quality, rather than trading activity.
The rewards structure includes a 20% share of network revenue, as well as fixed incentives for early backers.
“Node offerings never reached U.S. soil—until now,” said Luis Oscar Ramirez, Founder & CEO of Mawari.“By teaming up with Republic, we’ve turned regulatory hurdles into an open gateway: anyone can run a Guardian Node, fuel real‑time XR, and share in the value they create.”
Participants can either run a node themselves, with basic hardware requirements like a 1GHz CPU and 8GB RAM, or delegate their license to verified operators through Republic Runtime, Republic’s institutional staking service that currently manages over $1.5 billion in delegated assets.
Mawari’s patented 3D streaming engine reduces data loads by up to 80%, enabling seamless XR content delivery even on low-bandwidth connections. The company’s technology has already been used by Netflix, T-Mobile, BMW, and KDDI, and it counts Qualcomm, Niantic, and Samsung Next among its backers. To date, Mawari has raised over $17 million from both Web2 and Web3 investors.
As the spatial computing market is expected to reach $377 billion by 2030, this offering taps into a rising wave of demand for real-time, AI-powered experiences—and creates a compliant way for U.S. investors to help build that future.
Why This Matters
The partnership marks the first time U.S. investors can legally participate in a node license sale tied to real-world XR infrastructure.
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A node sale is when a project offers licenses to individuals or companies to run nodes—computers that perform key tasks in a decentralized network. Participants help power the network and receive rewards in return.
It’s utility-first, meaning rewards are based on real contributions—not speculation. It’s also the first regulated node sale for U.S. investors, offering legal clarity and compliance.
You gain the right to run a Guardian Node—a piece of software that supports network operations (e.g. uptime monitoring, content delivery). You earn rewards for your contributions, including a share of network revenue.
