The post Chainlink Leads Social Activity With $4.6M Interactions As DePIN Projects Gain Massive Attention appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) sector has seen a surge in online conversations, with several major projects dominating social media activity over the past 24 hours.  At the top of the DePIN list is Chainlink ($LINK), which continues to prove its strong presence across crypto discussions. This was a very successful project as it received 21,600 interested posts and a remarkable number of 4.6 million interactions. Following closely, Bittensor ($TAO) secured the second spot with 15,500 engaged posts and 1.7 million interactions. The increased interest in the project shown in the social activity is an indicator of its attraction to communities due to the progress in decentralized AI and infrastructure solutions. Projects Leading the DePIN Category Internet Computer ($ICP) finished third in the DePIN list, with 6,200 engaged posts and 325,600 interactions, putting the project in the limelight as it pursues its decentralization narrative. Render ($RENDER) also saw significant momentum, with 4,400 engaged posts and 248,500 interactions. Helium ($HNT) and Akash Network ($AKT) both saw solid community involvement. HNT registered 1,800 engaged posts and 59,200 interactions as compared to AKT which registered 1,700 engaged posts and 70,900 interactions. These projects keep proving useful insights on the use of decentralized networks in connectivity and cloud services in the real world. Filecoin ($FIL) and IOTA ($IOTA) also posted strong numbers, with 1,600 engaged posts each. On the other hand, IOTA had 176,200 interactions, compared to LTBCOIN that only had 99,000 interactions which showed how many of its members have borne with it. Arweave ($AR) and MultiversX ($EGLD) closed the rankings with engaged posts of 1,600 and 1,500 and interactions of 46,000 and 95,600, respectively. In DePIN projects, social engagement has continued to be a sign of strength, since trust and participation are dependent on how the social capital is represented. As… The post Chainlink Leads Social Activity With $4.6M Interactions As DePIN Projects Gain Massive Attention appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) sector has seen a surge in online conversations, with several major projects dominating social media activity over the past 24 hours.  At the top of the DePIN list is Chainlink ($LINK), which continues to prove its strong presence across crypto discussions. This was a very successful project as it received 21,600 interested posts and a remarkable number of 4.6 million interactions. Following closely, Bittensor ($TAO) secured the second spot with 15,500 engaged posts and 1.7 million interactions. The increased interest in the project shown in the social activity is an indicator of its attraction to communities due to the progress in decentralized AI and infrastructure solutions. Projects Leading the DePIN Category Internet Computer ($ICP) finished third in the DePIN list, with 6,200 engaged posts and 325,600 interactions, putting the project in the limelight as it pursues its decentralization narrative. Render ($RENDER) also saw significant momentum, with 4,400 engaged posts and 248,500 interactions. Helium ($HNT) and Akash Network ($AKT) both saw solid community involvement. HNT registered 1,800 engaged posts and 59,200 interactions as compared to AKT which registered 1,700 engaged posts and 70,900 interactions. These projects keep proving useful insights on the use of decentralized networks in connectivity and cloud services in the real world. Filecoin ($FIL) and IOTA ($IOTA) also posted strong numbers, with 1,600 engaged posts each. On the other hand, IOTA had 176,200 interactions, compared to LTBCOIN that only had 99,000 interactions which showed how many of its members have borne with it. Arweave ($AR) and MultiversX ($EGLD) closed the rankings with engaged posts of 1,600 and 1,500 and interactions of 46,000 and 95,600, respectively. In DePIN projects, social engagement has continued to be a sign of strength, since trust and participation are dependent on how the social capital is represented. As…