Mawari’s Public Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO) to Launch with $45 Million Participation Volume

Mawari is opening its doors to the public with its Public Decentralized Infrastructure Offering. Said to be a leader in AI-driven immersive 3D experiences, the company has revealed its Guardian Node Offering under a DIO model.

300,000 Guardian Nodes to be offered through Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO)

This DIO, or Decentralized Infrastructure Offering, has been revealed months after the announcement made in January 2025. Public companies like GFA Co. Ltd have already participated in the private round in Japan, helping it secure $45 million in node licenses committed to the network.

There are 300,000 nodes in total, out of which more than 139,492 Guardian Nodes have already been reserved.

Commenting on this matter, Luis Oscar Ramirez, Founder and CEO of Mawari, said, “Nearly 140,000 Guardian Node licenses are already committed; proof that the community values nodes that do real work.”

According to the founder, Guardian Nodes are capable of validating every render, auditing every metric, and keeping latency, jitter, and quality in check across Mawari’s Compute Network.

The remaining 160,508 Guardian Nodes will be part of the public DIO launching on July 30. They will only be available to non-US participants, according to Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933.

Mawari has highlighted that purchasing the nodes will only require USDT and USDC on Arbitrum. Fiat users can use credit cards, but this option will be available at a later date only.

Unique referral codes will also be available for purchasers, which will provide a promotional incentive for each friend invited through the said code.

Mawari’s Ecosystem Continues to Evolve

Mawari is in the process of constantly evolving, as evident by its recent acquisition of KDDI as an infrastructure provider. The company has also collaborated with Brave and Virtual Avex for VtuberXR, and its XRP. Over 499,000 wallets claimed the latter.

The company also recorded over 2 million participants last month, showcasing that new subscriptions are coming in.

Mawari’s primary USP is its utility-focused approach, which involves rewarding those who provide measurable network contributions. Operators buy the Guardian Nodes using fiat and then earn additional rewards through active engagement. The operators take responsibility for maintaining the network’s security and uptime.