Multi-service DePIN tokens

The clearest match is AIOZ Network (AIOZ). It is one of the more direct examples of a multi-service DePIN token designed to connect decentralized storage, bandwidth-based content delivery, and compute under a shared network and token economy. Its official documentation explicitly describes all three resource types.docs.aioz.network+5

The key distinction is between a token that powers all three services within one ecosystem and tokens associated with separate, specialized DePIN networks.

Best matches for storage + bandwidth + compute

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1. AIOZ Network — AIOZ

(Strongest fit)

A unified infrastructure ecosystem spanning object storage, IPFS pinning, streaming and content delivery, and AI inference. Community-operated devices contribute disk space, network bandwidth, and CPU/GPU resources. The AIOZ token is used across its infrastructure services and for contributor rewards.docs.aioz.network+5

Best for: a single token tied to multiple infrastructure services.

Official website ·Technical documentation

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2. Aleph.im — ALEPH

A decentralized cloud infrastructure project covering compute, AI-related services, and storage. It is worth investigating as a broader cloud-network alternative, but its coverage of bandwidth as a distinct, tokenized service is less clearly established than AIOZ's.depinscan.io+4

Best for: decentralized cloud and data infrastructure.

Official website

Other tokens to know

These distinctions reflect each project's documented service focus, not an investment ranking.aioz.network+4

What I'd investigate first

1. AIOZ — for the most direct combination of all three infrastructure categories.
2. ALEPH — for a broader decentralized cloud approach, while verifying current bandwidth capabilities.
3. THETA — if your emphasis is edge computing and video delivery rather than general-purpose cloud storage.

One important caveat: a project supporting three services does not mean all three have equal adoption, revenue, or token demand. Before evaluating a token, check which services are live, whether customers pay for them, how the token captures value, and whether reported usage is independently verifiable.

Are you looking for tokens to invest in, or networks that you can actually use to provide storage, bandwidth, and compute and earn rewards? The best shortlist differs depending on that goal.

If you're looking for DePIN tokens tied to multiple infrastructure services — storage, bandwidth, and compute — I'd start with projects that offer a combination of decentralized cloud infrastructure, distributed content delivery, and data storage, rather than tokens focused on just one resource.

One important distinction: many DePIN projects specialize in a single service. A smaller group spans multiple categories, and a project offering all three doesn't necessarily mean its token captures revenue from all three.www.coingecko.com+2

Best candidates to research

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1. AIOZ Network — AIOZ

(Best overall match)

A particularly strong fit: its official documentation explicitly describes a shared network for all three resources.

• Storage: decentralized file and object storage.
• Bandwidth: content delivery, caching and streaming.
• Compute: AI inference, CPU/GPU workloads and transcoding.

The AIOZ token is used for infrastructure payments and contributor rewards.docs.aioz.network+2

Research: Official website ·DePIN documentation

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2. Flux — FLUX

A decentralized cloud infrastructure network powered by community-operated nodes.

• Storage: FluxDrive decentralized file storage.
• Bandwidth: network connectivity and file delivery.
• Compute: cloud applications, virtualized workloads and GPU-related services.

Flux is a good candidate if you're interested in decentralized cloud alternatives to traditional hosting.docs.runonflux.com+2

Research:Official Flux documentation

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3. Aleph.im — ALEPH

A decentralized peer-to-peer cloud network for Web3 applications.

• Storage: files, data and decentralized databases.
• Bandwidth: peer-to-peer communication and data delivery; less explicitly positioned as a standalone bandwidth marketplace.
• Compute: virtual machines, serverless functions and application execution.

A useful candidate for decentralized cloud infrastructure, although its fit for all three categories is less direct than AIOZ's.beta.docs.aleph.im+2

Research:Official documentation

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4. Theta Network — THETA

Worth researching if your emphasis is video infrastructure and edge computing.

• Storage: edge caching and content storage capabilities.
• Bandwidth: video relaying and content delivery.
• Compute: AI model training, inference and video transcoding through Theta EdgeCloud.

Its strongest areas are bandwidth delivery and compute; verify the current storage product scope and token utility before treating it as a full three-service alternative.www.coingecko.com+3

Research:Official Theta Edge Node documentation

Quick comparison

These are qualitative assessments of documented service coverage, not investment ratings. A check indicates broad capability, not necessarily a mature, independently verified marketplace for every service.

My takeaway

Start with AIOZ (AIOZ) and Flux (FLUX). They are the clearest candidates from this initial screen for a single token ecosystem spanning storage, networking and compute. AIOZ's documentation explicitly ties all three resource types to its DePIN contributor network.docs.runonflux.com+3

If you're evaluating these as investments, I'd next compare actual paid usage, token demand from service consumption, circulating supply and unlock schedules, and whether network revenue creates demand for the token.

One question that would help narrow the list: Are you looking for tokens to invest in, or projects where you can contribute hardware and earn tokens? The best shortlist differs depending on your goal.

In the DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) and decentralized cloud landscape, pure-play networks usually focus on just one pillar (like Filecoin for storage or Helium for bandwidth). However, several major multi-service protocols aggregate compute, storage, and network/bandwidth capabilities under a single token economy.

Prominent DePIN and decentralized cloud tokens supporting multi-service digital resource networks (DRNs) include:

• Internet Computer ($ICP)
  • Services Provided: Compute (via smart contract "canisters" executing WebAssembly instructions), persistent storage (stable memory and blob storage), and direct web-serving bandwidth (handling HTTP requests and end-to-end user traffic directly from nodes).
  • Token Utility: Converted into "cycles" (a stable-value fuel) to pay for processing, memory consumption, and data delivery on-chain. More details can be found in the Internet Computer Whitepaper.internetcomputer.org+1
• Akash Network ($AKT)
  • Services Provided: Decentralized cloud compute (primarily GPU/CPU container deployment), persistent and ephemeral storage options attached to deployments, and integrated network bandwidth routing with zero egress fees.
  • Token Utility: Used as the settlement currency for marketplace bids where independent cloud providers compete to supply compute, storage, and bandwidth packages. Learn more on the Akash Network Explorer.io.net+1
• io.net ($IO)
  • Services Provided: High-performance distributed GPU compute clusters coupled with high-throughput NVMe storage options and ultra-low-latency network connectivity (supporting multi-node RDMA data-sharing across distributed nodes).
  • Token Utility: Serves as the primary transaction and incentive asset for coordinating GPU hardware, localized storage performance, and network bandwidth. Explore network specs on the io.net FAQ.io.net+1
• Golem ($GLM)
  • Services Provided: Decentralized task-based compute paired with agent memory and durable/ephemeral disk storage options across a provider-requestor marketplace. While traditionally known for processing power, its modern architecture accommodates multi-dimensional resource billing (compute units, memory, and disk space).
  • Token Utility: Used by requestors to pay providers for resource allocation. Check pricing models via Golem Cloud.golem.cloud

If you'd like to narrow this down, let me know:

• Are you looking to utilize these services as a developer or earn tokens as a node provider?
• Do you have a preference for a specific layer-1 ecosystem (like Solana, Cosmos, or Ethereum)?