Internet of Things (IOT)
Coins in the Internet of Things (IOT) category. 6 coins listed. Updated weekly.
Internet of Things (IOT) is a category of cryptocurrencies sharing common characteristics or use cases. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.
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VeChainThor is a public smart-contract network whose 2018 VEN-to-VET migration created a fixed-supply staking asset beside the variable gas token VTHO. Hayabusa replaced its KYC Proof-of-Authority set with delegated staking in 2025, while proposal authorization, software execution and enterprise contracts remain separate from a holder's token rights.
Jasmy is a Japanese company selling IoT data-control products such as Personal Data Locker and Secure PC. JASMY is a fixed-supply Ethereum token intended for data-value exchange, but its contract grants no governance, revenue, company ownership or automatic right to personal data.
Helium pays people who operate IoT and mobile radios, while customers spend dollar-priced Data Credits created by burning HNT. The network left its own blockchain for Solana, abandoned separate IOT and MOBILE emissions, and in 2026 retired proof-of-coverage rewards while authorizing a large, time-limited HNT mint for Nova Labs.
DigiByte is a UTXO proof-of-work chain launched on January 10, 2014. Five mining algorithms share block production, DigiShield and MultiShield retarget difficulty, and DGB follows monthly subsidy decay toward a 21 billion cap rather than a four-year halving.
io.net began as Ahmad Shadid’s attempt to turn scattered GPUs into an AI cloud. A 2024 spoofing wave exposed why headline device totals were not the same as verified, cluster-ready or rentable supply; leadership then changed twice, IO launched on Solana, and the network replaced fixed emissions with a revenue-sensitive engine in 2026.
XYO grew from a 2012 Bluetooth-finder business into a cryptographic location project, the 2019 COIN app and a 2025 Layer One. XYO, COIN points, XY Labs shares and XL1 confer different rights, while signed device histories improve provenance without certifying physical truth.