Spacecoin occupies a uniquely compelling position at the intersection of three powerful narratives: DePIN, emerging market connectivity, and space technology. Internet connectivity may seem ubiquitous to most, but in reality nearly half of the world's population still lives without it. Spacecoin aims to address a real need by providing affordable internet access to an estimated market of 3 billion people. At time of writing, Spacecoin has already launched 4 satellites into LEO with commercial access and their native token set to go live in 2026.

While the TGE is sure to garner market interest given the strength of its narratives, sustained token performance will heavily depend on utility and the Spacecoin network scaling. Four satellites is a great start, but to achieve their vision they'll eventually need to be operating hundreds. The DePIN sector has also historically struggled with token performance, with projects like Helium succeeding massively as a business while the token bleeds. The good news for Spacecoin is they can use their DePIN predecessors as lessons to learn from to design a more sustainable token model to go with their lofty ambitions to provide internet to half of the world.