Helium (HNT), a cryptocurrency project built on the Solana blockchain, introduces its new mobile phone plan.

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An innovative wireless network crypto initiative operating on the Solana (SOL) layer-1 blockchain intends to revolutionize the telecommunications sector by introducing an innovative mobile phone plan.

According to a statement released by Helium Mobile, they have recently introduced a novel phone plan, initially catering exclusively to residents of Miami.

“Our launch within a specific city is part of our strategy to further expand our distinctive coverage strategy, which amalgamates the extensive nationwide 5G network of our partners with the community-driven and open-source Helium Mobile Network.”

The mobile service provider asserts that their plan will be available at a fraction of the price charged by other telecom companies. They reference a statistic from the comparison platform WhistleOut, which indicates that the average monthly cost of a phone plan in the United States stands at approximately $114.

“For a mere $5 per month (plus applicable taxes and fees), subscribers can enjoy unlimited talk, text, and data. For many users, this translates to a cost reduction of up to 95% compared to their current expenses.”

Helium emphasizes its ability to curtail costs by leveraging individuals who can earn MOBILE tokens by sharing their data, as opposed to relying on corporate entities. The service provider has also formed a partnership with the prominent telecommunications behemoth T-Mobile, granting subscribers access to the country’s largest 5G network.

“This dual-pronged approach addresses the inefficiencies introduced by intermediaries in the traditional telecom model and significantly reduces the overhead infrastructure expenses for the service provider.”

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