Why does NodeLink exist?

NodeLink exists to solve several structural problems in today’s digital world.

Infrastructure Centralization

Most digital services rely on infrastructure owned by a small number of corporations. Users depend on these systems but do not participate in the value they generate.

Wasted Resources

Most households pay for far more internet bandwidth than they actually use. This unused capacity currently has no economic function.

Inefficient Decentralized Infrastructure Deployment

Many decentralized infrastructure initiatives attempt to independently build hardware, networks, and communities, leading to duplicated efforts, slow growth, and poor scalability.

NodeLink unifies infrastructure deployment, community participation, and monetization into a single scalable system.