Dabba Townhall · November 2026
Townhall 31.
The recording lost its audio, so here's the deck itself, with your questions answered on the slides they belong to. Scroll through, open the questions on any slide, or search them all.
Questions are paraphrased from the Discord chat and the list sent in before the call. Answers are written up by the team, not a transcript.
01 · The network
Leaner. Efficient. Profitable.
Prune the network. Still at it.
Contracts that cost more than they earn don't renew.
Hotspot owner rewards are not affected.
If a hotspot looks dead, it gets replaced as this process completes.
And room to focus on the community and the OS.
02 · Why the refocus
WiFi grows one connection at a time. An OS ships everywhere.
WiFi
A local operator, a cable, and 18 to 36 months to pay back. For every connection.
The OS
Same product, any country. Nothing to lay, and no token to wait on.
Beyond DePIN, into a market AI moves forward every day.
One line of revenue becomes three
03 · What's new
Live since Townhall 30.
Buybacks
$500 a day, on average.
Some days more, some days less. Reviewed every 15 to 30 days.
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Unstaking
Stake ends. Start the claim. 24 hours later, send it to your wallet.
The wait is a security check.
Retroactive drop
5,886 DBT per locked hotspot.
This continues monthly, at about 1,130 DBT per locked hotspot.
04 · Tokenomics
Where the tokens went.
Emitted since April
Burned
To hotspot owners
Owners get theirs through mainnet rewards, staking or the retroactive drop. Genesis rewards come on top.
We are working on revising emissions, and we are open to ideas from the community.
37 of every 100 DBT emitted get burned.
05 · Staking
More DBT staked. Same daily pool.
So the rate moves with the stake.
Blue bars
Total DBT staked: 312M today.
Gold line
12-month staking APR: about 42% today.
APR is the yearly reward rate on staked DBT, for a 12-month lock.
Month ends, April to 2 November. APR estimated from on-chain deposits and staked DBT.
06 · China trip
Back from China.
Which brings us to the phone.
Act three · The next stage of Dabba
Why an OS.
Where AI is heading, and why we are building the ground it stands on.
07 · The most personal computer ever made
You touch your phone more than anything else you own.
And it still doesn't know you.
08 · The problem
Twenty apps. None of them talk to each other.
Copy the address from the chat.
Paste it in maps. Book the cab.
Split the bill. Chase five people to pay.
The phone is smart. The glue is you.
09 · Why now
Every big AI company is racing to be your agent.
Not a chatbot that answers. An assistant that does things.
$10BInstinct's reported valuation, weeks after it launched.
#1Meta's Muse on the US App Store, days after launch.
1.2BPeople a week who use ChatGPT, where OpenAI's Dots lives.
10 · What 2026 already taught us
Agents that tap your screen get switched off.
Doubao phone, gen one
30,000 sold in a day.
WeChat, shopping apps and banks shut it out within days. No second batch.
What came next
Now agents ask the apps for access.
Five big phone makers got it from WeChat this year. The app keeps the veto.
Who is exempt
Google still reads the screen.
It owns the platform. A new OS gets that seat on its own phones, then has to win the apps.
The OS is the right seat. The apps still get a vote.
11 · The fair question
So isn't agentfone just one of these…
…with a phone stuck on?
12 · Look where they live
Every one of them lives on a computer far away.
Its own browser and inbox. Only what you type or connect.
An app only sees what you tell it.
The open seat: an agent that is the OS of the phone you already carry.
13 · The unlock, part one
An OS sees everything your phone touches.
Your whole digital life, in one memory.
14 · The unlock, part two
Through its camera and voice, your physical life too.
Only when you ask it to.
15 · The unlock
Your digital life and your physical life,
in the one thing you carry everywhere.
Not an app with a phone stuck on. A new kind of computer.
16 · Side by side
Same brain. A completely different seat.
17 · One example
Splitting the dinner bill with five friends.
Your phone today
- Scroll the group chat to see who came
- Do the maths on a calculator
- Pay the restaurant in your UPI app
- Request money from five people
- Post "guys pls pay" in the group
- Check bank alerts to see who paid
- Remind the two who didn't
An agent app
- Upload a photo of the bill
- Type out who came
- Send the requests it drafted
- Tell it who has paid
It can't see the group chat or your payments, so you fill it in.
An agent OS
- The camera reads the bill
- The chat already shows who came
- Payments are seen as they land
- You say yes to the requests
The grey steps happen on their own.
Seven steps become one yes.
18 · The demand is already here
Rabbit R1s sold. A second gadget, bought on a promise
Doubao agent phones in China, reported sold out in a day
Phones sold every year. Every one runs an OS
People already line up for agent hardware. The next OS is built around an agent.
19 · Our play
Get there first.
The big players will come. Our edge is speed, price and a complete product.
The product
One thing, complete: our own OS, the phone, the agents.
The model
Hardware, plus a subscription.
The speed
An affordable price, launched fast, while the space is open.
The first batch
AI creators, hand-picked, with private access. Then everyone.
20 · One more thing
It's an OS.
Today, it lives in a phone.
Tomorrow, anywhere you are.
Phone
21 · What changed
Same mission. A sharper plan.
A leaner network, the community first, and an OS with room to scale.
One more thing
Help us name it.
The phone needs a name. We're looking for one word, visceral, something that hits.
The best one so far was Reflex, but a company already has it. So check that your idea isn't taken first.
Reply to our email or tell us in Discord, wherever's easiest.