1/ @helium's Hotspots have handled over 5.5 petabytes. That's 2.5T pages of text, or 1/4 of the Library of Congress! Avg daily mobile paid traffic grew 71% QoQ to 21 TB! Still not impressed? Keep reading for insights into our State of Helium Q2 report👇

2/ Helium has partnered with 7 carriers for offloading data, including T-Mobile, Movistar, AT&T, Google Orion, and WeFi To date, the program has handled 2,721 TB, a 138% QoQ increase

3/ Data Credits (DC) are what subscribers use to pay for data transfers and onboarding fees. Avg daily DC burns grew 68.9% QoQ to $10,423, bringing total DC burned to $3.1M

4/ Due to Mobile Subscribers growing 94.1% QoQ to 311K and the onboarding of new carriers like AT&T and Movistar the network hit 1M users per day multiple times in Q2

5/ Other important qualitative events: - HIP-141 was implemented, simplifying the governance process, unifying the network under HNT, and retiring IOT and MOBILE. Users can now lock HNT to obtain veHNT. - @helium launched a $50M coverage grant program across the U.S. and Mexico - In April, the SEC dismissed its lawsuit against the Helium Network, ruling that HNT and hotspot devices are not considered securities