According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), Bybit has listed its first project after the hack, DePIN's open wireless network Roam (@weRoamxyz). Data from DeFiLama shows a net outflow of $3.38 billion from Bybit since the hack, but the last seven days have seen a positive turnaround with a net inflow of $643 million. The choice of Roam, a project experiencing explosive growth in users and nodes, may be aimed at boosting data metrics.

According to @weRoamxyz, the DePIN project Roam is set to launch its token, with major exchanges like Bybit, Kucoin, Bitget, and Gate announcing its listing. Roam is notable for its 2.3 million registered users and 2.09 million WiFi nodes, making it a leader in node data within the DePIN sector. Significantly, Roam is the first project Bybit has announced after a recent security breach, indicating a strategic move to restore investor confidence. [Source: @EmberCN]

According to EmberCN, the number of nodes in the DePIN project Roam has been rapidly increasing. As of August 28, the number of nodes surpassed 500,000, and within the past 12 days, it has grown to 569,463. The total number of check-ins has exceeded 22.7 million, and the Roma app has over 600,000 registered users. Roam is a decentralized global WiFi network providing enterprise-grade WiFi to the public.