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WeatherXM is a decentralized weather data collection network.

Chain
Polygon
Token Price
$0.07368
Total Devices
9,680
X Followers
22,973

WXM

$0.07368
$0.005704(8.248%)
Last 24 hours
Market Cap
$1,827,614
24h Trading Volume
$90,581
Circulating Supply
24,815,043
Fully Diluted Valuation
$7,609,097
DEX Liquidity
-
All Time High
$2.38
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There are currently 9,680 active WeatherXM devices. The WXM Market Cap is $1,827,614.The price today is 0.07368 USD.

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9,680

Number of Countries/Regions

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WXM/USDT$0.068670.904845%$366.57$670.856$20,12879.318%
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BitMart
WXM/USDT$0.069661.585014%$95.188$102.481$1,6116.385%
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Orca
WXM/BORG$0.099460.607028%$1,320.966$1,316.997$1260.348%
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WXM/ETH$0.069500.683951%$97.35$97.058$920.352%
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WXM/WETH$0.069480.891133%$28.095$28.011$250.098%
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Uniswap V3 (Arbitrum One)
WXM/WETH$0.068530.612201%$786.231$783.869$3,41213.499%
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WeatherXM is a decentralized weather data collection network.

WeatherXM currently has 24,815,043 coins in circulation.

The market cap of WXM is $1,827,614.

The highest price paid for WXM is $2.38, which was recorded on May 30, 2024.

The trading volume of WXM is $90,581 in the last 24 hours.

The price of WXM today is $0.07368.

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DePIN: The Next Frontier in Decentralized Infrastructure cover
5 days ago
DePIN: The Next Frontier in Decentralized Infrastructure
The recent Token2049 conference in Singapore highlighted the emergence of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) as a transformative force in the blockchain space. Initially met with skepticism, the concept of individuals contributing to decentralized networks through installations like weather stations has gained traction, with thousands of stations now operational worldwide. Participants at the conference expressed a strong desire to engage with and profit from the infrastructure that supports both online and offline activities. DePIN is no longer a niche topic; it has become a central theme of discussion, with many experts predicting that it will surpass Decentralized Finance (DeFi) in value and significance. DePIN represents a shift in the cryptocurrency narrative, moving from a focus on capital to capacity. Investors and creators at Token2049 emphasized the importance of building actual networks that have tangible impacts on the world. Unlike traditional infrastructure, which is often hindered by centralized processes and high upfront costs, DePIN allows users to become operators immediately, thus facilitating faster deployment and greater participation. This model not only enhances utility but also attracts consumers, creating a self-sustaining ecosystem. As the demand for real-time, verifiable data grows, particularly in the AI economy, DePIN is positioned to become the foundational layer for various applications, including climate intelligence and grid optimization. Looking ahead, the potential for DePIN is significant, especially as regulatory clarity begins to emerge. The transition from pilot projects to fully operational networks is underway, with companies like WeatherXM leading the way by providing hyperlocal meteorological data through decentralized means. As industries increasingly seek reliable weather data amid climate challenges, DePIN could redefine the landscape of decentralized infrastructure, potentially onboarding millions into the Web3 ecosystem. The momentum observed at Token2049 suggests that DePIN is not just an alternative to DeFi but may become a cornerstone of the decentralized economy, focusing on broader societal impacts beyond mere financial transactions.
Revolutionizing Urban Emissions Monitoring: The BEACO2N and WeatherXM Partnership cover
12 days ago
Revolutionizing Urban Emissions Monitoring: The BEACO2N and WeatherXM Partnership
In a groundbreaking collaboration, the Berkeley Environmental Air Quality and CO₂ Network (BEACO2N) has partnered with WeatherXM to enhance urban emissions monitoring in the San Francisco Bay Area. Urban areas are significant contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions, yet understanding their variability remains a challenge. BEACO2N has been at the forefront of providing dense, low-cost air quality monitoring, but the lack of high-resolution weather data has hindered the interpretation of emissions dispersion at the neighborhood level. This partnership aims to fill that gap, offering researchers and policymakers a clearer view of urban emissions, air quality, and environmental justice issues. The challenge lies in the absence of fine-grained meteorological data that complements BEACO2N's continuous monitoring of pollutants like CO₂, CO, O₃, and NOₓ. Conventional weather networks often overlook vulnerable neighborhoods, leading to a lack of crucial data for emissions inventories and public health alerts. In cities like San Francisco, where complex wind flows and microclimates interact with traffic and industrial zones, understanding pollution patterns without weather context is nearly impossible. WeatherXM addresses this issue by deploying a decentralized network of community-powered weather stations, providing real-time data on temperature, humidity, and wind conditions, which are essential for interpreting pollutant behavior. The integration of WeatherXM’s meteorological data with BEACO2N’s air quality monitoring creates a multidimensional perspective on urban emissions. This synergy allows researchers to analyze how pollutants accumulate or disperse due to various factors, including local heat islands and traffic patterns. The decentralized nature of WeatherXM also facilitates rapid data transmission, enabling public health officials to respond swiftly to transient pollution events, such as wildfire smoke. This collaboration not only enhances scientific understanding and public health responses but also empowers local governments and communities with actionable data, paving the way for smarter, more equitable urban planning and climate policies. As cities worldwide face climate and air quality challenges, this case study serves as a blueprint for integrating community-level meteorological and atmospheric data to foster resilience and justice in urban environments.
WeatherXM and DePIN South Africa Launch Hyperlocal Weather Stations for Enhanced Disaster Preparedness cover
13 days ago
WeatherXM and DePIN South Africa Launch Hyperlocal Weather Stations for Enhanced Disaster Preparedness
In a significant advancement for weather monitoring and disaster preparedness, WeatherXM, a decentralized weather network, has partnered with DePIN South Africa to deploy 320 hyperlocal weather stations across various regions in South Africa within just 90 days. This initiative aims to provide municipalities, utilities, and businesses with accurate, audited street-level weather observations, transforming unpredictable weather patterns into actionable data. The deployment is particularly crucial given South Africa's climate challenges, which include flash floods, heatwaves, and droughts that strain essential services and infrastructure. The WeatherXM and DePIN SA collaboration focuses on integrating weather stations into a grassroots network that spans rooftops, masts, and community locations, especially in flood-prone and agricultural areas. Local teams conducted thorough assessments to ensure optimal placement and functionality of the stations, which utilize WeatherXM’s Proof-of-Quality method for calibration and telemetry. Once operational, the data collected is routed to WeatherXM’s APIs and Pro dashboards, allowing real-time monitoring by municipal teams, logistics operators, and insurers to enhance their operational readiness and response strategies. As the network transitions to daily use, the impact of these hyperlocal observations is already evident. Public sector teams are leveraging local rainfall and heat data to improve planning and coordination for flood and heat events. Energy and utility operators are using the information to anticipate outages and maintain grid stability, while insurers are incorporating these observations into parametric triggers, streamlining claims processes. This innovative approach underscores the importance of ground-truth data in decision-making, with WeatherXM's CEO emphasizing the need for rapid rollouts and measurable results to enhance resilience in the face of climate unpredictability.
BLCK IoT and WeatherXM Enhance Agriculture in Kenya with Hyperlocal Weather Stations cover
13 days ago
BLCK IoT and WeatherXM Enhance Agriculture in Kenya with Hyperlocal Weather Stations
In a remarkable collaboration, BLCK IoT and WeatherXM have successfully installed 130 hyperlocal weather stations across rural and peri-urban Kenya within just 45 days. This initiative has led to significant improvements in agricultural productivity, with farm yields increasing by 18% and water usage reduced by 22%. Additionally, the enhanced data collection has improved flood modeling accuracy by over 30%. The deployment of these weather stations provides crucial local observations that empower farmers, insurers, researchers, and local governments to make informed decisions regarding crop planting, insurance claims, and flood preparedness. The need for reliable weather data in Kenya has become increasingly critical due to the unpredictable nature of seasonal rains, which has made agricultural planning more challenging. Droughts and flash floods have become more common, leading to potential losses for smallholder farmers who may misjudge the timing for planting or watering their crops. The partnership between BLCK IoT and WeatherXM aims to fill these gaps by placing audited sensors in key areas, ensuring that farmers and local authorities have access to accurate and timely weather information. The deployment process was divided into three phases, starting with site preparation and connectivity audits, followed by the installation of the weather stations, and concluding with training sessions for local stakeholders on how to utilize the data effectively. With the new infrastructure in place, farmers can now access real-time weather data, enabling them to optimize their agricultural practices. This project not only enhances food security but also serves as a model for future initiatives that leverage technology to address local challenges in agriculture and disaster management.
Enhancing Weather Data Quality with WeatherXM's New Algorithm cover
a month ago
Enhancing Weather Data Quality with WeatherXM's New Algorithm
WeatherXM has recently upgraded its Quality of Data (QoD) algorithm to enhance the accuracy of community-powered weather data. This upgrade, implemented on September 9, 2025, introduces the Indoor Station Detection (ISD) feature, which allows for better identification of poorly deployed weather stations. Previously, stations could achieve high QoD scores simply by transmitting data, regardless of its accuracy. With the new ISD, stations placed indoors or in obstructed areas are now more likely to receive lower scores, motivating owners to adhere to best deployment practices for optimal performance. The impact of the ISD is already evident, as many stations that previously boasted high QoD scores are now rated below 0.3. For instance, the Jolly Kobe Gust station in Portugal, once receiving scores between 40% and 79%, would now score 0% due to its poor deployment conditions. The algorithm checks various factors such as solar radiation, temperature, humidity, and wind speed to determine the validity of the data being reported. Stations that exhibit unrealistic readings due to improper placement are flagged, ensuring that only reliable data contributes to the WeatherXM network. Proper deployment of weather stations is crucial for maximizing rewards and ensuring the data's reliability for sectors like agriculture and energy. WeatherXM encourages users to follow a deployment checklist that includes placing stations outdoors, avoiding obstructions, and regularly checking feedback through the mobile app. The goal of the new QoD algorithm is not to penalize users but to assist them in improving their setups, thereby enhancing the overall quality of the community-powered weather network. By aiming for perfect deployments, users can increase their rewards while contributing valuable data to the WeatherXM community.
WeatherXM Launches first weather dApp on Solana cover
a month ago
WeatherXM Launches first weather dApp on Solana
eatherXM Brings Weather to Solana Mobile 🌦️📱 WeatherXM, the community-powered DePIN weather network, has officially launched its mobile app on Solana Mobile, making it the first and only weather app in the Solana dApp Store. The app lets users check hyperlocal forecasts, explore real-time and historical data, and—if they’re station owners—monitor station health, track rewards, and see how their data powers global forecasts. By integrating directly into Solana Mobile, WeatherXM expands its reach to a mobile-native audience, blending practical utility with tokenized incentives. This move not only strengthens the visibility of DePIN projects in consumer apps but also highlights how blockchain can underpin critical real-world infrastructure like weather data.
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