How risky is
GEODNET, really?
An honest, no-hype risk breakdown across eight categories. Volatility is computed live from price history; protocol risks are grounded in cited sources. Where we lack verifiable data, we say so instead of guessing.
Risk matrix
Computed live as the annualized standard deviation of daily log-returns over each window, from CoinGecko price history. Crypto context: under ~60% is unusually calm, 90–130% is high, and above 130% is very high. Max drawdown shows the worst peak-to-trough fall in the last year.
- Annualized vol — 90d96%CoinGecko — daily price history (365d) · 2026-07-03
- Annualized vol — 180d81%CoinGecko — daily price history (365d) · 2026-07-03
- Annualized vol — 365d82%CoinGecko — daily price history (365d) · 2026-07-03
- Max drawdown — 365d-45%CoinGecko — daily price history (365d) · 2026-07-03
- Sample366 daily pointsCoinGecko — daily price history (365d) · 2026-07-03
Mitigating GEODNET risk
- 01Token volatility
Token price has swung hard. If your goal is hardware payback in fiat terms, size your purchase against a conservative price and consider converting a share of rewards to stablecoins on a schedule rather than holding everything in-token.
Volatility — glossary → - 02Hardware obsolescence
Favor hardware you'd still find useful outside the network, so a change in rewards doesn't strand your capital.
- 03Network sustainability
This is a younger or fast-changing economy. Start small to validate real payouts before scaling, and re-check the tokenomics and adoption every few months.
How we model rewards → - 04Concentration
We don't publish a concentration figure we can't source. Before committing, check top-holder distribution on the chain's explorer and the validator/collator count yourself.
- 05Smart contract & protocol
We have not independently verified audits for this network. Read the project's security/audit page and understand any bridge dependencies before depositing funds.
- 06Regulatory
Rules differ by country and are still settling. Check how staking/earning rewards are taxed where you live, and keep records of token receipts at their value on the day received.
Regulatory — glossary →
Compare risk profiles
Qualitative risk levels across every covered network, from cited protocol sources. Token volatility is computed live per network — select one above to see its figures.
| Network | Network sustainability | Slashing & stake loss | Hardware obsolescence | Geographic & location | Regulatory | Smart contract & protocol | Concentration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HeliumHNT | Medium | Low | High | Not assessed | Medium | Not assessed | Not assessed |
| FilecoinFIL | Medium | High | High | Not assessed | Medium |
- This is informational, not financial advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy hardware, tokens, or to stake.
- Past performance does not predict the future. Volatility and drawdown describe what already happened — not what will.
- DePIN networks are experimental. Tokenomics, hardware rules, and protocols change, sometimes abruptly.
- We assess only what we can source. Categories marked “not assessed” mean we lack verifiable data — not that risk is absent.
- Do your own research. Verify every figure against the linked primary sources and your own situation.
See how we compute and source everything in our public methodology.
Know the risk. Now run your numbers.
Risk is one side of the ledger. See what GEODNET could actually earn for your setup.