Helium expanded decentralized wireless coverage through deployments in Waimea Valley on Oahu and Celina, Texas, as usage helped drive a 36% 24-hour rise in its HNT token. Tasa Hawai'i installed 14 Helium Plus access points along Waimea Valley’s trail, averaging 1,206 connected devices daily over a recent 30-day period, while Helium integrated Celina’s existing municipal Wi-Fi into its carrier-offload network, where participating sites process about 100 GB daily. HNT’s rally occurred despite a 38% year-to-date loss, approximately $218,000 in 24-hour spot net outflows, a funding rate near -0.6954%, about $16.94 million in short positions and protocol losses of roughly $178,000. Market sentiment stood at 5.6, although earlier reports cited materially different price and volume snapshots, including moves from about $0.21 to $0.44, volume above $38 million, and a separate price of $0.73 with a $137.9 million valuation.