🧮 What if $MINIMA's current partners used Minima's technology for just 1% of their operations, how many nodes would that mean, and how many transactions a day could it produce? Minima has partnered with ARM and Siemens for designing their own chip, Siemens has announced that Minima could be used across all their solutions from industrial IoT to Automotive and Healthcare. Then, we also have ABB for robotics and automation, Volvo, Zeekr (and Geely) for smart vehicles, Worldline for global secure and instant payments, etc. If only the partners we just mentioned integrated Minima into just 1% of their operations, embedding nodes in devices or routing transactions through the network, the scale would already be quite impressive. ➡️ Each node could generate between a few transactions a day to maybe several hundreds. Let's just take 5 tx a day for all as an intentionally low average! 🟩 ARM is used to design the ship, they could definitely use Minima's tech and/or use the Minima chip in their huge business ecosystem. But let's not even count it in our little simulation here. 🟨 Siemens has over 100M connected devices. 1% would mean 1M => 5M tx / day. 🟦 ABB has over 70M connected devices. 1% would mean 700K => 3.5M tx / day. 🟪 Zeekr, Volvo & Geely produce 4M new connected vehicles a year. Over just 1 year, 1% would mean 40K => 200K tx / day. ℹ️ Let's mention that Zeekr had announced 100K nodes for their vehicles and 100K for their boxes => 200K nodes just by themselves. So yeah, my estimates are really low, as you can see. 🟪 For WorldLine, we actually have the number of transactions processed every year: 13.1B. So 1% would mean 130M tx per year and so around 350K per day. Thus, with a utilization of 1% without even all of its current partners, and with very low estimates, $MINIMA could process more than 9 million transactions per day, or 3.3 billion per year. This would place Minima in the top 3 in the industry, after Solana and Tron, in terms of number of transactions processed by a network per day. @Minima_Global