Mawari, a leader in real-time AI-driven 3D immersive experiences, has just launched its public Guardian Node Offering under a model called the Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO). This project was started back in January 2025 and took several months to get ready. It has already raised $45 million for node licenses from the community, early investors, and big companies like Japan’s GFA Co. Ltd.
This launch is a big deal because it will allow the firm to build the future of the immersive internet, where people can enjoy interactive 3D worlds. Over 139,492 Guardian Nodes, nearly half of the 300,000 total supply, have already been reserved.
“Nearly 140,000 Guardian Node licenses are committed, proving the community values nodes that do real work,” said Luis Oscar Ramirez, Mawari’s Founder and CEO.
These nodes validate renders, audit metrics, and ensure low latency and high quality across Mawari’s Immersive Compute Network, prioritizing utility over hype. The public DIO is available from today at nodes.mawari.net. It will offer the remaining 160,508 nodes exclusively to non-U.S. participants under Regulation S of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933.
Nodes can be purchased with USDT and USDC on Arbitrum, with credit card payments to follow. The firm has teamed up with KDDI for support and worked with Brave and Virtual Avex for a project called VtuberXR & its XR Chip. 490,000 people have claimed the XR Chip, and over 2 million have joined in the last month, boosting the popularity of their Mawari Portal.
Unlike other node sales that rely on guesses and hype, Mawari’s DIO project aims to focus on real usefulness. Participants will be able to earn 20% of the total rewards. Additional bonuses are available for individuals who join early and demonstrate a strong performance. This utility-first approach redefines node sales, emphasizing real participation and network contributions.
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