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Overview
Share builds wireless mesh networks to extend internet access in underserved regions, letting retail investors fund and own the infrastructure. The networks use linked radio nodes that smartly route data in short hops, forming a self-healing system that tackles last-mile connectivity. Assets are tokenized and traded on a Web3 platform, so investors earn from real-world connectivity while contributors receive crypto incentives. By uniting fragmented infrastructure into a community-owned network in the global south, Share aims to turn connectivity into an investable asset class that expands affordable internet and financial inclusion.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Share reported coverage for more than 8 million people on April 14, 2026.
- Nairobi expansion now spans 12 infrastructure providers and six subsea cable routes.
- Open-access pricing and stablecoin settlement cut ISP upfront costs and speed time-to-market.
What critics are saying
- Safaricom, Jamii, Zuku, and Starlink already dominate Kenya’s broadband market.
- Share depends on complex partner integrations across 16 infrastructure providers and 45 data centers.
- If Kenya expansion stalls, Share becomes a narrow regional backbone startup, not a category winner.
What makes Share unique
- Greenfield led Share’s seed round on April 13, 2026.
- Share unifies Kenyan ISPs through a carrier-grade backbone and unified billing stack.
- Mombasa deployment spans 40 kilometers of fiber and 1,000 kilometers of partner fiber.
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