375ai

375ai is a data company that films busy roads with its own AI camera units. It sells the results to teams building physical AI, such as self-driving cars and robots. Each unit tags what it sees and strips out personal details before the data leaves it. The network also has a Solana token, EAT. It pays people who add data through the free 375go phone app or run a camera unit. EAT went live in late 2025, and a separate body, the 375ai Foundation, runs the token. In 2026 the company's pitch is aimed mostly at AI labs that train "world models".

How 375ai works: 375edge nodes and on-device labelling

375ai puts camera units in busy public places and does the analysis inside each unit. The 375edge node has cameras, weather and Wi-Fi sensors, GPS and an NVIDIA chip, per the company's launch post. It spots cars, people and objects as they pass. It tags them before anything leaves the box. The company says personal details are "scrubbed and/or de-identified at the edge."

Doing the work on the device keeps costs down. A node turns about a terabyte of raw input into roughly 35 MB a day, 375ai told The AI Insider. So each node needs only a small data link.

Each node is fixed in place. That means every clip comes with a known position, angle and height. 375ai argues this lets a model measure real distances and speeds. It also lets a buyer compare the same junction month after month. Phone or dashcam video is harder to use that way.

Where the nodes go matters too. A deal with OUTFRONT Media gives 375ai access to about 40,000 US billboard sites. OUTFRONT's commercial chief said those sites can "reach seven out of 10 Americans weekly." Los Angeles was the first big market. By October 2025 rollouts were under way in New York and Miami, The AI Insider reported.

375ai data for world models and physical AI

375ai sells tagged video and traffic data to firms whose AI has to work in the real world. Its main pitch in 2026 is to "world model" builders. A world model is an AI that learns how the physical world behaves, so a car or robot can plan ahead.

The network's scale is easiest to read in vehicles seen. On 7 October 2026 the company said on X that its nodes had observed 1 billion vehicles.

Buyers ask for data samples through Downlink, a portal linked from 375ai's website. Prices are not public.

If you are a data buyer, check coverage first. Fixed nodes give deep, repeated views of a few roads. They do not map every street.

375go app: how to earn EAT with your phone

375go is 375ai's free iOS and Android app, and it is the main way an individual can earn the network's token. The app runs background internet speed tests and maps the results onto hexagonal map cells. The more cells you cover as you move around, the more you can earn, according to the 375go FAQ.

To earn, you need an activated account and a connected Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare. Activation is a one-time in-app purchase. Rewards are paid in tokens "that live on the Solana blockchain." The FAQ says personal details are never added to the network map. You can delete your account and its data from inside the app.

The app now does more than speed tests. Its App Store listing adds product missions, where you scan the barcodes of supermarket goods. In June 2026 375ai described store missions on X as paying users "to catch what's missing, one store visit at a time." The app also lets 375edge owners manage their nodes and claim rewards.

There is no 375ai mining in the proof-of-work sense. You earn by contributing data from your phone or a node.

EAT token: supply, tokenomics and unlock schedule

EAT (Edge AI Token) is 375ai's reward token, an SPL token on Solana with a fixed supply of about 1 billion. Its mint address is 375aiUqZERLrB9sHtsArKr4nuWCgBrtqibUDBMGeLvZC. RugCheck shows both the mint and freeze authority are revoked. So no one can create more EAT or freeze holders' tokens. You can follow the price and holders on our EAT token page.

The published split, per Tokenomics.com and Streamflow's case study, is:

Tokenomics.com dates the token launch to 1 November 2025. It expects about 22% of supply to be out by the end of the first year, with the rest released over eight more years.

The team and investor shares together make up 40% of supply. By our own calculation from that schedule, their one-year cliff ended in early November 2026, and they now release over the next two years. The foundation has not published its own unlock date.

375ai airdrop, CoinList sale and EAT staking

The 375ai Foundation sold about 27 million EAT in a CoinList sale in mid-October 2025, per the foundation's sale post. The price was $0.075 per token, which valued the full supply at $75 million.

Buyers got half their tokens at launch and the rest over the next year. The sale was closed to residents of the US, Canada and some other countries.

The airdrop to early contributors used a lock-for-bonus design run on Streamflow STREAM$0.00794-1.3%. Users could claim at once, or lock their airdrop for more tokens. A six-month lock added 50%, and a 12-month lock doubled the claim.

EAT staking went live on 2 December 2025 through a Streamflow-built app on the foundation's site, per the staking announcement. It offered fixed locks of 6, 12 and 18 months, each in a capped pool. You receive a staking token for your deposit. The foundation warns that burning or trading that receipt token means you lose the right to unstake. Rewards auto-claim at the end of the lock.

Who 375ai is for

375ai suits two groups. One is AI teams that need repeated, labelled video of real US roads. The other is phone users happy to earn small token rewards in the background.

For an AI or logistics team, 375ai is worth a look if you need the same roads watched nonstop, in all weather. It is a poor fit if you need wide coverage or data from outside the US, because the nodes sit in a few big US cities.

For a contributor, 375go is an easy way to take part from your phone. You do need to pay to activate it and link a Solana wallet. Rewards come in EAT, so what your effort is worth depends on the token's market price, which has been volatile since launch.

Is 375ai safe? Risks for EAT holders and contributors

The main risk for EAT holders is that the token is loosely tied to 375ai's business. The company sells data to enterprises, but its website and 2026 X posts barely mention EAT or Solana. 375ai has not published how much data revenue, if any, reaches the token. The foundation's sale terms also say 375ai Inc. is not the token's issuer and does not control its supply or price.

The second risk is supply. Team and investor tokens begin releasing from late 2026 on our calculation, and community rewards keep flowing until late 2033. In November 2026 RugCheck showed the three largest wallets holding about 81% of supply. RugCheck does not label those wallets, and we have not traced whether they are vesting, treasury or exchange accounts.

On the technical side, EAT is a plain SPL token with its mint and freeze rights revoked. The Compass listing shows no 375ai programs, and we found no public security audit. Staking and airdrop locks run through Streamflow's contracts, so their security depends on Streamflow.

For contributors, the risk is privacy and payback. 375go collects location data while it runs. The activation fee is paid up front, and rewards come in a volatile token.

375ai vs Hivemapper and NATIX

375ai, Hivemapper and NATIX all pay people in Solana tokens for camera data about the real world. They differ in where the cameras sit.

Hivemapper builds street maps from dashcams in moving cars. That covers a lot of ground and refreshes as drivers pass. NATIX gathers driving video from cars too, including from its VX360 device for Teslas, and also sells data for AI training. 375ai is the fixed-camera option. It covers fewer places, but it watches each one all day from the same spot.

For contributors, the gap is cost and effort. 375ai's main route for the public is a phone app, while Hivemapper and NATIX reward drivers who fit hardware to a car. For data buyers, the choice is breadth from moving cameras or depth from fixed ones.

375ai funding, team and history

375ai has raised $10 million in venture funding. Its seed round came from firms including 6th Man Ventures, Factor and Arca, per the company's launch post.

Delphi Ventures, Strobe and Hack VC led a second round of $5 million in October 2025, per the funding post.

Harry Dewhirst is co-founder and CEO. Chad Partridge leads AI. A separate body, the 375ai Foundation, runs the token, airdrop and staking.

Key dates:

• 2024: 375ai launched with 375edge, a $5 million seed round and the OUTFRONT Media partnership.
• October 2025: the CoinList sale ran, and EAT launched on 1 November.
• December 2025: EAT staking opened.
• June 2026: store missions were being promoted in 375go.
• October 2026: the network passed 1 billion vehicles observed.