iPower and Nanopulse Technology Ltd have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to leverage iPower’s U.S.-based supply chain and e-commerce execution capabilities for the commercialization of specialized crypto infrastructure hardware. The MOU outlines discussions around multi-layered economics including near-term hardware sales and potential ongoing commissions on future income generated by distributed equipment.

iPower aims to apply its logistics, fulfillment, and compliance infrastructure to bridge the gap faced by crypto networks that lack operational capacity for large-scale hardware deployment. This partnership establishes a potential repeatable distribution model that could support additional crypto-native infrastructure partnerships and enhance iPower’s market position beyond e-commerce services.

The collaboration could generate incremental, recurring revenue streams tied to hardware distribution, diversifying iPower’s income beyond one-time procurement and fulfillment services. Both parties will also explore iPower’s role as a U.S.-based validator or node operator, which could create further operational and commission-based income under separate agreements.

Execution of the strategic expansion remains subject to definitive agreements, satisfactory compliance reviews, and due diligence completion. Final terms, including revenue-sharing mechanisms and any validator participation, will be formalized in subsequent binding contracts and regulatory filings.