Starlink's performance in 2025 is indeed worth paying attention to. According to data, the company launched 1,800 satellites throughout the year, with the total in orbit surpassing 9,000. What does this mean? It signifies that a dense global low-earth orbit signal network has already taken shape. Areas previously unreachable by signals, such as mountainous regions, open oceans, and disaster zones, can now be accessed with just a terminal.

In terms of user growth, Starlink's new users last year contributed to a year-over-year increase of 65%, with active users reaching 8 million. The internet speed metrics are also solid—downlink speeds are stable at 320Mbps, with some regions even reaching 500Mbps, levels that surpass many terrestrial broadband services.

The commercialization direction has become clearer. Of the $12 billion annual revenue, nearly 40% comes from government and enterprise cooperation, and it has begun penetrating urban communication markets. This is not just about upgrading communication infrastructure; it also involves a larger imaginative space—the implementation of the Web3 ecosystem.

If Starlink terminals eventually integrate Web3 wallet functionality, then DOGE, as a widely used cryptocurrency within Elon Musk's ecosystem, is highly likely to play a role as a payment tool within the Starlink network. The combination of satellite communication and on-chain payments makes this logical chain worth tracking.