The Helium network, which gives you tokens for running mesh network hardware, was once the go-to counterexample of things crypto might create. Sadly, it didn’t really make anyone any money, there’s a lot of alleged corruption, and things are so bad that Binance — which is itself mired in investigations and was just hacked today — is delisting Helium tokens. Oh, and the story is in Forbes, which just took $200m in funding from... Binance! Everything in crypto is so messy all the time!