$DOGE Starlink's performance in 2025 is indeed worth the crypto community's serious attention.

Let's look at the numbers first. In that year, Starlink launched 1,800 new satellites, bringing the total in orbit to over 9,000. User growth was even more rapid—rising from less than 2 million three years ago to 8 million now, a 65% increase. Downlink speeds remain stable at 320Mbps in typical scenarios, with some coverage areas reaching up to 500Mbps, which is on par with 5G base station performance.
But what truly stands out is the revenue side. In 2025, total revenue exceeded $12 billion, with 40% coming from government and enterprise collaborations. To put it differently—Starlink is no longer a niche application but is gradually securing government and corporate orders. It is even beginning to compete with traditional telecom operators for urban communication market share. Their hybrid package plans are clearly aimed at ground-based base stations.
What does this mean for the crypto space? From a fundamental perspective, the idea of replacing ground-based stations with space-based base stations aligns naturally with the core concept of "decentralization" in the crypto industry. Especially for DOGE holders, this involves a broader ecological story—the redistribution of infrastructure power.
Of course, this story is not over yet. The expansion speed of Starlink, its coverage capabilities, and its impact on existing communication systems warrant ongoing attention.