/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29378664
>>29378772
LOL

/BIZ WILL BE RENAME TO /SENT SOON

GOD BLESS.

>>25190907
Sentinel is an OG coin, it has been on /biz for years, just search the archives faggot.

>>23398503
here have some liquid SENT

>>22363842

>>22223557
we got GIFs too, lots of em

>>22222007
BASED gif

>>22184094
SENT has already an historic phase of resisting BTC dumps, its an uncorrelated assets cause of the peculiar holder profile

>>22132141
SENT is a staking token, when main net will launch q4 this year , you will be able to stake your coins and earn yearly yield of 15-25% in exchange for securing the chain, yield will vary depending on which validator you choose to delegate your tokens, some will have higher fees for higher security some the opposite.

SENT is also a payment token for the dVPN and a governance token for upgrades and management of the community pool (which one day might be worth millions like dcr or cosmos pool).

SENT dVPN nodes will also be able to stake SENT on their node as a trust bond to ensure quality of service to customers (and for subscriptions).

SENT staked will also earn you part of the revenue from the dvpn nodes (they will have a service , maintenance and network tax imposed on them it will be minimal and they will still be much cheaper then centralized competitors)

there will be various other secondary usecases and products launched on sent own chain that will produce continuous revenue, for example an internal dex to allow anybody to pay for the dVPN in any token.

probably you will also be able to pay data centers to host a node for you and get the profit generated in return, this way any sent holder will be able to become a vpn provider

>>22108436
SENT is 10m$ cap way better ROI potential compared to orchid fully diluted 440m cap

all the dVPNs available: Sentinel, Lethean, MYST, Privatix, Orchid, etc. Sentinel is the only one with the al ong-term vision. They made several key decisions:

-Building on their own chain to avoid bottlenecks like Orchid on ETH. Yes it took much longer, but now they will be able to scale without any issues. Smart long term planning.

- IBC cross-chain interoperability: allow users to pay with BTC, XMR, ETH, etc. No need for a third party, worthless middleman token.

- Solid token economics: for most dVPNs the token's primary purpose is to pay for bandwidth. However, this introduces a couple extra steps and transaction fees to the onboarding process: buy BTC/ETH, send to exchange, trade BTC for dVPN token, send dVPN token to wallet, pay for bandwidth. That is a terrible user experience. Sentinel does it a bit differently:

The primary value of the SENT token comes from staking and securing the decentralized dVPN network. Since this is a decentralized network, you need validators to make sure there are no malicious node hosts and to validate all transactions. In return for staking SENT tokens, you get a % of all fees transacted on the network. If Sentinel launches their token mixer, the staking profits will skyrocket. I would also recommend they also introduce a discount if bandwidth is paid in SENT tokens to drive token demand even more.

-Build a Layer 1 dVPN infrastructure that other developers can easily implement and incorporate into their own applications. Now any dev can include private dVPN connection features for their app without having to maintain a whole VPN network. I have already seen several examples of white-labeled dVPN providers using the Sentinel infrastructure. In no time, we will see SENT being included natively in dAPPS, gambling apps, privacy tools...

No other dVPN has these key features.

Dokia is helping the Cosmos Hub become further decentralized by providing smaller validators with the opportunity to attract more delegations

https://medium.com/dokia/theatomicspreadout-sentinel-835b587950e7

https://twitter.com/DokiaCapital/status/1295376422631079937

This publication covers:

1) Delegating to SENT
2) When and why Sentinel joined Cosmos
3) Unique protocol development for Cosmos ecosystem
4) Onboarding of enterprises and users onto Cosmos based dAPPs
5) Approach to governance
6) Contributions to Cosmos