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

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6 days ago

Tokyo, Japan, July 30th, 2025, Chainwire
Mawari is conducting two distinct offerings: (1) a public Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO) outside the United States under Regulation S, and (2) a U.S.-only offering through Republic under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D.
This public offering is made solely to non-U.S. persons in accordance with Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933. U.S. persons may not participate except via the separate offering on Republic.
This communication is not directed to, and may not be acted upon by, U.S. persons or any person in a jurisdiction where participation in such offerings is not permitted.
Mawari, a pioneer in real‑time delivery of AI‑driven immersive 3D experiences, today unveiled its public Guardian Node Offering under the Decentralized Infrastructure Offering (DIO) model. The launch follows a multi-month effort that started in January 2025 and has been driven by a combination of strategic community engagement, early investor participation and public companies like GFA Co. Ltd., a private round from Japan which together have secured $45 million in node licenses committed to the network.
More than 139,492 Guardian Nodes have already been reserved, representing nearly half of the total 300,000 node supply.
'Nearly 140,000 Guardian Node licenses are already committed; proof that the community values nodes that do real work,' said Luis Oscar Ramirez, Founder & CEO of Mawari. 'Guardian Nodes validate every render, audit every metric, and keep latency, jitter, and quality in check across Mawari's Immersive Compute Network. By prioritizing measurable utility over hype, we're laying the infrastructure that will power the future of the immersive internet.'
The public DIO, launching on July 30th on nodes.mawari.net, will offer the remaining 160,508 Guardian Nodes to Non-U.S. participants only, pursuant to Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 (See terms here ).
Participants can purchase nodes using USDT and USDC on Arbitrum, with credit card payments available at a later date. Purchasers may also receive a unique referral code, enabling a promotional incentive for each invited friend who also buys (subject to other applicable rules and restrictions). All payments are on-chain and auditable, with bridging instructions provided to streamline access. Referral rewards are promotional in nature and do not constitute compensation for investment solicitation. Referral bonuses may include network credits, non-transferable badges, or other non-cash benefits.
Momentum continues to build across Mawari's ecosystem. Recently secured KDDI as an infrastructure provider and collaborated with Brave and Virtual Avex for VtuberXR, and its XR Chip, which 490,000 wallets have claimed, with over 2 million participants in the last month, as the Mawari Portal subscription base continues to grow.
Mawari's DIO network is redefining the node sale model, focusing on transparent utility over speculation. Unlike hype-driven launches, DIO follows a utility-first approach that prioritizes real participation and measurable network contributions. Guardian Node licenses are offered at a flat price, with operators earning rewards through active engagement. Node operators are responsible for maintaining network health and uptime and in return for verifiable participation, they may earn Network Monitoring Rewards that represent 20% of the Mawari Network's total utility rewards, alongside fixed incentives for early adopters who meet specified performance criteria.
Mawari, the world's first Immersive Compute Network, streams AI‑driven XR experiences globally in real time with near‑zero latency, seamlessly merging digital intelligence with physical reality to deliver lifelike 3D avatar agents.