# Hivello > All-in-One DePIN Manager Hivello is an infrastructure yield platform for retail users. It previously operated a decentralized physical infrastructure network manager and is shifting toward fractional Bitcoin mining and computing infrastructure products. Hivello is an infrastructure yield platform that provides everyday users with access to infrastructure yield products without requiring them to own or operate the underlying hardware. It originally built a desktop application that let users connect idle computing, storage, and bandwidth resources to multiple decentralized physical infrastructure networks in exchange for token rewards. The platform was designed to simplify participation in these networks for people without technical or blockchain experience. The company found that returns from decentralized infrastructure networks were difficult to make consistent because they depended heavily on token incentives and market conditions rather than predictable output. In response, Hivello shifted its focus toward infrastructure offerings with clearer, asset-backed economics. It works with infrastructure and operations partners to source hardware capacity for its new product lines rather than relying solely on user-run nodes. Hivello's new offering gives users fractional exposure to Bitcoin mining infrastructure without requiring them to purchase or manage mining hardware, with plans to extend into GPU and AI computing capacity. Its native token remains part of the platform's ecosystem alongside these infrastructure products. The company is winding down its original DePIN node management application and dashboard as it transitions users toward the new infrastructure yield products, serving a broad retail audience seeking passive income from real-world infrastructure. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-12-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/hivello ## Products - [Hivello App](https://thegrid.id/profiles/hivello): Hivello is a multi-protocol management system for decentralized physical infrastructure networks to allocate CPU, GPU, storage, and bandwidth resources from users' computers. It monitors resource usage, manages network connections, and tracks rewards across multiple protocols through a unified dashboard interface. (DePin, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [Hivello (HVLO)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/hivello): HVLO is the utility token of Hivello, a DePIN aggregation platform operating on Solana. It is used to incentivize users who contribute compute, storage, and networking resources to DePIN protocols, and for governance participation by voting on platform feature updates and policy adjustments. A variable percentage of Hivello's revenue is allocated quarterly to buying HVLO back off the open market and burning it, gradually reducing the circulating supply to support long-term token value. 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