DePIN Day Singapore — In a conversation that blurred the line between sci-fi and reality, Konstantin Tkachuk, Chief Strategy Officer of Titan Network, painted a picture of a world where your phone or laptop is a infrastructure.
The Basics: What Titan Network Actually Does
Titan is building a decentralized content delivery network (CDN) powered by idle user devices. Whether it’s your smartphone, your laptop, or even enterprise-grade servers, the idea is simple:
You contribute bandwidth and compute. Titan rents it to clients. You get paid.
Clients include names like TikTok, Tencent, and Lenovo — massive platforms looking for more cost-efficient, distributed delivery models.
It’s a win-win-win: enterprises lower spend, Titan earns revenue, and users earn passive income by renting out unused resources.
On-Chain Transparency Meets Real-World Demand
Konstantin emphasized a major differentiator: payment transparency.
“Every time TikTok pays Titan, that transaction is visible on-chain. You can see which devices were used, how much was paid, and how the rewards were split.”
Users earn 80% of all customer payments, and all task data is trackable on-chain.
In other words, Titan shows you exactly how and why you’re getting paid.
No black boxes. No guesswork. Just transparent economics.
2025 Milestones: From Plugin to 2M+ Nodes
It was a breakout moment.
- 2.2 million registered nodes
- 200,000+ active browser plugin users
- Presence in 108 countries
- Expanding partnerships with major platforms
Titan has evolved from an ambitious DePIN concept to one of the largest live decentralized infrastructure networks in the world.
What’s Coming in 2026: More Use Cases, More Rewards
Titan’s roadmap goes beyond CDN.
In 2026, the team plans to:
- Launch mainnet
- Expand into IP leasing and proxy services
- Power use cases like AI crawlers, multi-geo search agents, and data-intensive compute workloads
Why does this matter?
Because large language models, AI search engines, and bots require global infrastructure access and Titan is positioning itself as a decentralized layer they can tap into. Your devices become gateways for next-gen tech.
“Think of it this way,” Konstantin says. “As AI grows, the demand for distributed infrastructure grows. And your phone could be part of that future.”
