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10 new announcements fresh from Amazon Unboxed 2026, plus 20 new Helium 10 features this week.

This and more on today's Weekly Buzz.

How cool is that? Pretty cool, I think.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the AMPM podcast by Helium 10.

I'm your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show that is our Helium 10 weekly buzz, where we give you a rundown of all the goings on in the Amazon, TikTok shop and e-commerce world.

We let you know what new features Helium 10 has, and we also give a training tip of the week.

So let's get started and see what's buzzing.

All right, guys, buckle up.

Zeta is wild.

It's the second L1 in history after Helium that's basically decided to migrate everything, pack up, and bring everything to Solana.

And you're going to see just how much the price of their assets are increasing as a result of that decision.

There's some NFT-related conversations that Thomas and I are going to have.

So not the first time this has happened.

They're moving their Enuma AI stack to Solana.

That would make it the second L1 to shut down operations and integrate with Solana after Helium.

And again, 58% price is nothing to be scoffed at.

And we ended up working with, um, with a wonderful production company in France, me, you, And we ended up working with a small team on the short film.

It was me, you, and then there was a co-production, Helium and Keqing.

Switzerland and Netherlands.

So we ended up sort of including and working with other people.

And they created a token economy, and they were highly successful.

So that one and the second one is Helium.

Helium is the other inspiration that we had in which it was the decentralized wireless per se.

And they show that if a well-coordinated effort between people and a company is done right, they were able to scale, I think, to more than a million hotspots and antennas of helium probably in less than a year.

So that to me was like, okay, so the idea of distributing the compute but at the same time crowdsourcing the compute is not that crazy.

These are more nodes for validating the blockchain network, but they do have some compute power.

So again, not all compute needs to be heavy rendering, right? So there are edge use cases that need certain level of compute where we can leverage these these devices and start monetizing the network.

And we've seen again with Helium, now there are other networks per se that have been successful in getting this flywheel going.