According to @wingbits, the Wingbits live flight map now lets users filter by 12 aircraft categories, including Light, Small, Large, High Vortex Large, Heavy, Fighter/Aerobatic, Helicopters, Gliders, Balloons, UAV/Drones, Emergency Vehicle, and Service Vehicle, enabling targeted real-time views of specific aircraft classes on the platform (source: @wingbits on X, Nov 13, 2025). According to @wingbits, users can display all traffic or isolate one or multiple categories to refine monitoring on the live map (source: @wingbits on X, Nov 13, 2025).

According to @wingbits, individual flight paths can now be replayed on the Wingbits live flight map, allowing users to track an aircraft's most recent flight coordinates; source: Wingbits on X, Nov 11, 2025. According to @wingbits, the feature is accessed by locating a plane and selecting the Replay Flight option on its info card; source: Wingbits on X, Nov 11, 2025.

According to @wingbits, Wingbits positions itself in the DePIN category and offers crypto rewards to users for tracking airplanes, summarized as “like FlightRadar but I get crypto rewards for tracking planes.” Source: @wingbits on X, Nov 10, 2025. The post conveys a data-to-earn model where participants contribute aircraft-tracking data in exchange for crypto rewards within the DePIN vertical. Source: @wingbits on X, Nov 10, 2025.

According to @wingbits, the network is currently activating about 20 new stations per day, indicating accelerating DePIN rollout that traders can track for real-world traction signals; source: @wingbits on X, Sep 16, 2025. According to @wingbits, contributors are already earning pre-mainnet $WINGS rewards, highlighting ongoing token distribution activity prior to mainnet that may inform supply dynamics once details are disclosed; source: @wingbits on X, Sep 16, 2025. According to @wingbits, aviation data is already flowing to B2B customers, signaling initial commercial demand that can be monitored as an adoption KPI; source: @wingbits on X, Sep 16, 2025. According to @wingbits, traders can track live deployments and contributor availability via wingbits.com/map to gauge network growth and reward participation pace; source: @wingbits on X, Sep 16, 2025; wingbits.com/map. According to the source, the post does not disclose tokenomics or listing details, so traders should monitor official channels for further information while using station activation rate and B2B usage as the primary measurable indicators for now; source: @wingbits on X, Sep 16, 2025.

According to @wingbits, Wingbits has partnered with Vietnam National University’s Institute for Applied AI to install a Wingbits flight tracker to enhance aviation monitoring in Southeast Asia. Source: @wingbits on X, Sep 15, 2025. @wingbits states the collaboration aims to make regional skies smarter, greener, and safer, while providing no details on deployment timeline, coverage specifications, or performance metrics. Source: @wingbits on X, Sep 15, 2025. The post does not mention any token, blockchain integration, or commercial terms, offering no direct trading metrics for crypto market participants. Source: @wingbits on X, Sep 15, 2025.

According to @wingbits, its network tracked over 460 billion flight signals in Q1 and approximately 860 billion in Q2, representing 86.40% quarter-over-quarter growth, source: @wingbits. @wingbits states this expansion demonstrates a DePIN project taking the aviation sector by storm under its DeSPACE theme, source: @wingbits.

According to @wingbits, the Wingbits project is positioned as a leading definitive use case for DePIN, aiming to become the largest airplane tracking network globally. The company emphasizes its innovative approach to aviation data, signaling a significant shift in data acquisition and distribution models. This development could drive increased adoption of DePIN infrastructure tokens and related crypto assets, with potential trading opportunities for investors as Wingbits enters its final launch phase (source: @wingbits).