Wireless is struggling to scale. Data is bottlenecked as cell towers become congested and indoor coverage is often unreliable. Sherwood is built so large mobile carriers can extend their coverage through community-deployed Hotspots — no towers, no capital-intensive rollout.
Operating at scale, in partnership with several international carriers.
Carriers spend more than $200B annually on infrastructure, yet coverage gaps remain. Sherwood turns fixed infrastructure spend into a pay-per-use coverage model.
From about 0.7 TB a day to roughly 3.4 TB a day, as carriers moved real subscriber traffic onto the network. Not speculation, coverage carriers chose to route through.
Scaled to 2.45M+ daily users at carrier scale
Q2 2025 — 1.4M · Q1 2026 — 2.45M
| Quarter | Daily Active Users |
|---|---|
| Q2 2025 | 1.4M |
| Q3 2025 | 1.8M |
| Q4 2025 | 2.2M |
| Q1 2026 | 2.45M |
Roughly a 5x increase in carrier traffic over the past year
Jun 2025 — ~0.7 TB/day · May 2026 — ~3.4 TB/day
| Month | Daily Data Carried |
|---|---|
| Jun 2025 | ~0.7 TB/day |
| Nov 2025 | ~1.7 TB/day |
| May 2026 | ~3.4 TB/day |
People deploy Hotspots where coverage is weak. Carriers pay to use the Network, while validated traffic permanently burns SHW. Today, Sherwood powers wireless infrastructure for some of the world's largest carriers.
Because deployers built the coverage ahead of time, the network absorbs huge, sudden demand at marquee events.
At this year's Big Game near San Francisco, 113,000+ people connected through Sherwood on the peak day.
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Sherwood's New Orleans footprint absorbed a 550% Fat Tuesday surge, with more than 100,000 daily unique subscribers sustained for Carnival Weekend.
Read MoreSHW is a use-backed token. It must be burned for Network use and rewards deployers for providing useful wireless coverage — settled natively on the Robinhood Chain.
Every gigabyte of verified carrier data routed across the Network permanently removes SHW from circulation. More real-world usage means more SHW burned.
Hotspot operators earn SHW for carrying real traffic, aligning coverage with the demand that uses it.
June 2, 2026
Sherwood Mobile was acquired by Noble Mobile, bringing every Noble subscriber onto the Sherwood Network. The Sherwood team is now focused exclusively on the carrier infrastructure platform.
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