DIMO 

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What is the DIMO token?

DIMO (Digital Infrastructure for Moving Objects) is a user-owned DePIN network where drivers connect their vehicles and earn DIMO tokens for streaming verified telematics data. Developers and applications buy those data streams through the DIMO data marketplace. Vehicle owners connect through OBD hardware or software connections. The network runs primarily on Polygon and was built by Digital Infrastructure Inc., which reported more than 36,000 connected cars at its January 2024 Series A.

Is DIMO a coin or a token?

DIMO is a token, not a coin. The canonical contract lives on Polygon at 0xe261d618a959afffd53168cd07d12e37b26761db, verifiable on Polygonscan. A bridged version exists on Ethereum. DropsTab classifies the asset under DePIN.

How do drivers earn DIMO tokens?

Drivers earn DIMO by connecting a vehicle and streaming verified telematics data. Connection works through OBD devices such as Macaron or AutoPi, or through software integrations. Rewards come from Baseline Issuance, a programmatic emission to drivers and contributors that is DIMO's main ongoing inflation source.

What is the DIMO token used for?

The DIMO token settles payments in the data marketplace, covers developer access fees, and pays network transaction fees. Hardware validators on the network also stake DIMO as part of validating device data. Token utility therefore spans three roles: settlement currency, access credential, and staking collateral.

How is the DIMO total supply allocated?

DIMO's maximum supply is capped at 1,000,000,000 tokens. Per DropsTab data, five buckets split the cap: Baseline Issuance at 38.2%, DAO Treasury at 25%, Team at 22.4%, Investment Round at 7.6%, and Airdrop at 6.75%. Team and Investment Round together put 30% of supply in insider hands, a concentration that shaped the unlock schedule.

What does DIMO's vesting schedule mean for investors?

Team and Investment Round tokens carried a cliff tied to the TGE, followed by 12 monthly unlocks each. Per DropsTab vesting data, both schedules completed on November 12, 2025, so the insider unlock overhang from these buckets has ended. The DAO Treasury allocation has no fixed unlock calendar and deploys through on-chain governance. Continuing Baseline Issuance emissions remain the main supply-side variable.

Did DIMO run an airdrop?

Yes. DIMO distributed its Airdrop allocation of 67,508,815 tokens in full at the token generation event on December 12, 2022. The allocation unlocked in a single event and the campaign is complete. The network's ongoing earn mechanic is Baseline Issuance, under which drivers keep earning tokens by streaming vehicle data.

Which investors backed DIMO?

DIMO raised about $20.5M across two rounds. The $9M seed round closed on February 15, 2022, with Slow Ventures, Stratos Technologies, and angel investor Amir Haleem, the Helium co-founder, participating. The official announcement also named CoinFund, Variant Fund, and Bill Ackman among seed backers.

What does DIMO's Series A funding signal about the project's maturity?

The $11.5M Series A closed on January 16, 2024, led by CoinFund, with partner Alex Felix joining the board. General Motors Ventures, ConsenSys Mesh, Borderless Capital, Bill Ackman, and former GM CEO Rick Wagoner also participated. Backing from General Motors Ventures ties the network directly to the automotive industry. No single backer holds a supply share above 20%, which keeps investor concentration low.

Where can the DIMO token be traded?

DIMO trades on multiple centralized exchanges per DropsTab data: Coinbase with a DIMO/USD pair, the primary fiat on-ramp, and Gate with a DIMO/USDT pair. The rest of the venue map is decentralized: more than 10 pairs on Uniswap V3 and V4 across Polygon and Ethereum, plus Quickswap on Polygon. DropsTab tracks no derivative markets for the token.