The Architecture of a Free Mobile Internet

The Free Mobile Internet Protocol (FMIP) is the foundational layer of Depinsim — a decentralized standard designed to transform mobile connectivity into a self-sustaining, user-owned economy.

Rather than relying on centralized telecom operators, FMIP coordinates how individuals, applications, and devices interact across a global communication network where every connection generates measurable value.

At its core, FMIP redefines connectivity through a simple principle:

Connection = Contribution = Value

Every active connection becomes a verifiable resource. Users no longer pay intermediaries for access — they participate directly in, and benefit from, the network they help sustain.

From Consumption to Co-Ownership

Traditional telecom systems operate as closed hierarchies: users pay for data, while carriers extract and monetize network traffic.

FMIP replaces this model with a peer-based ownership framework, allowing every device to function simultaneously as a network participant and value contributor.

Through:

• Proof-of-Connection (PoC²) — verification of real, continuous network activity

• Mined Data — quantifiable proof of user participation

• Data-to-Value Conversion — redeeming earned data for $ESIM tokens or eSIM services

FMIP transforms bandwidth from a consumable expense into a productive, transferable digital asset.

Depinsim as the First Implementation

Depinsim serves as the first full-scale implementation of FMIP.

Through the Depinsim App, users can activate eSIMs, deploy virtual Miners, and convert their Mined Data into $ESIM tokens, unlocking real-world connectivity value within the ecosystem.

Each active connection strengthens network integrity and expands global coverage, forming the world’s first decentralized mobile economy — one where users collectively own both access and reward.