Pocket Network Inc. Due Diligence

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United States · www.pokt.network · 6 vendors

Pocket Network is a decentralized infrastructure protocol that provides data relay services between blockchain networks and decentralized applications (dApps). It operates on its own Layer-1 blockchain, coordinating a global network of nodes to offer reliable, scalable, and cost-efficient access to on-chain data for Web3 developers. The protocol aims to decentralize the traditionally centralized RPC (Remote Procedure Call) layer.

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Last updated 2026-08-14 · revision 1

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Compliance

7 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

GDPR (source) — Evidence found

Evidence: https://pocket.network/privacy-policy/, https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/, https://pocket.network/terms-of-use/

CPRA — Evidence found

Evidence: https://pocket.network/privacy-policy/

EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework — Evidence found

Evidence: https://pocket.network/privacy-policy/, https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/

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Financial Resilience Score: 4/10

Pocket Network Inc. (now Grove Inc.) is a private US company that does not publish audited financial statements, making a definitive resilience assessment impossible. No SEC filings, annual reports, or verified revenue/EBIT/equity figures exist in the public domain. The only substantiated capital event is a ~US$10M venture raise in July 2021, with no subsequent priced equity round announced. This lack of transparency is itself a material risk for counterparties. On the positive side, the underlying decentralized protocol has achieved meaningful operational milestones: the Shannon upgrade (June 2025), mint-and-burn token equilibrium (May 2025), transition to slight deflation via PIP-41 (January 2026), and standardized USD pricing ($1 per 1B Compute Units) that decouples enterprise pricing from token volatility. The network processes ~1T daily Compute Units across 5,000+ nodes and 60+ blockchains, with emerging diversification into LLM/AI workloads via PnyxAI. However, significant risks weigh against resilience: Grove's role as primary engineering arm formally concluded in January 2026, shifting continuity risk to distributed community contributors; the Foundation treasury is exposed to volatile POKT token pricing; Q4 2025 was flagged as weak for blockchain broadly; an overservicing bug affecting node-runner payments points to operational immaturity; and customer concentration in Arbitrum (>200B CUs/day) is meaningful. Regulatory ambiguity around POKT further clouds the outlook.

Key strengths: Post-Shannon permissionless architecture (June 2025) reduces central operating cost burden, Deflationary token economics (net-zero to slight deflation as of 2025-2026), Standardized USD pricing ($1/1B Compute Units) decouples pricing from token volatility, Diversification into LLM/AI workloads via PnyxAI (10-100x CU per relay vs. blockchain), Foundation Partnerships program generates recurring revenue-equivalent flows, Landscape consolidation positions Pocket as a survivor with mature infrastructure, ~1 trillion cumulative relays served; 5,000+ nodes; 60+ blockchains supported

Risk factors: No audited financial transparency — solvency, cash runway, and margins cannot be verified, Reliance on volatile POKT token; treasury exposed to token price movements, Grove wind-down risk — primary engineering arm's tenure concluded January 2026, Q4 2025 flagged by company as a rough quarter for blockchain broadly, Overservicing bug affecting node-runner payments indicates operational immaturity, Regulatory ambiguity around POKT token classification in the US, Customer concentration — Arbitrum >200B CUs/day of ~1T daily network CUs, No subsequent priced equity round since 2021 ~$10M raise

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