Imagine a mobile network run by its users instead of just relying on traditional infrastructure. That's the concept behind a new carrier model built on the Helium Network—combining extensive 5G coverage with a community-powered network of Hotspots. The idea is to create reliable service through decentralized participation, where users who operate Hotspots become part of the network backbone. It's an interesting take on how connectivity could work when powered by people rather than centralized towers alone.