DePIN

Intro

Derad Network is described as a network of ground stations mapping the sky. The project is positioned as a DePIN focused on ADS-B transmission and processing and is described as powered by Web 3.0. ADS-B tracking relies on aircraft broadcasts of GPS-derived location, altitude, and speed. Public pages reference community channels (Telegram, Discord, Medium, X) and a whitepaper, and the site provides registration and a waitlist for participants. The website does not show detailed pricing or a full privacy policy.

Key Features

• ADS-B tracking: uses aircraft broadcasts of GPS-derived position, altitude, and speed as the data source.
• Network of ground stations: presented as a distributed ground-station network for transmission and processing of ADS-B data.
• Web 3.0 positioning: the system is described as powered by Web 3.0 and positioned within DePIN framing.
• Community access: registration and a waitlist are available; links to social channels and a whitepaper are listed on the site.
• Known limits in public snippets: no explicit pricing details are shown, and a privacy tag appears but full privacy policy text is not captured.

Who this is for

This is for community members and contributors who want to "join the community" and "map the sky," and for users interested in ADS-B tracking and aviation telemetry. It is also relevant to early adopters comfortable with projects that appear to be in a pre-launch or early phase where registration and waitlists are used. Prospective participants should note the dependence on ADS-B broadcasts as the primary source of aircraft data and that some operational and commercial details are not present in the the available website information.