/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28139507
i agree but even gay people need dvpns

>>27952536
here's some nice recent research of vpns market and its potential growth rate

https://neighborwebsj.com/news/2011936/virtual-private-network-vpn-market-share-size-industry-growth-trend-business-opportunities-challenges-drivers-and-restraint-research-report-by-2027/

>>27062377
1/3 of every users in asia uses a vpn, sentinel will be cheaper, normies won't even notice they are use crypto

>>25795469
you can pay for the dvpn with fiat if you want, the token is needed to incentivize the team and the community
>>25795633
1/3 of every asian internet user uses a vpn, and vpns are one of the fastest growing industries, sentinel will fully disrupt that market by offering a cheaper and more secure service, anybody can build on top of sentinel protocol and launch their own vpn very easily

>>25561433
the difference between sentinel and other project is that anybody can try the product, thats why im sure its massively undervalued, 1/3 of every asian internet user uses a vpn, the market is huge

>>24057930
sentinel is already one of the most used apps in all crypto

>>22355617
>>22355771

so it seems you are just a orchid shill , orchid is not a decentralized vpn cause users can't host nodes, you have to have the approval of orchid team also let me share some facts about orchid supply:

Check etherscan. Do you really believe Coin Market Crap that there are only 65 million tokens in circulation? Well here is 18.5% of the supply moving 18 days ago - 185 million tokens:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x4575f41308EC1483f3d399aa9a2826d74Da13Deb?a=0xbc676e7264d22b8ab1915d23af83e1c077dc3bab

Here is 91 million tokens being moved in a single transaction 4 days ago:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x4575f41308EC1483f3d399aa9a2826d74Da13Deb?a=0x668fd6a1df4eb2cb59e6770e5030d9a7014d239b

You are the retard that believes only 6.5% of the tokens are in circulation and couldn't even be bothered to check for yourself.

regarding you claiming people will not be willing to pay for a dVPN, you are very wrong there is a huge growing market worth billions behind vpns, and given that sent will become the cheapest vpn on the market while offering also multi hops relay nets id say there is a huge market for that

orchid doesn't even have a desktop app LOL

>>21033173
>This shitcoin gets pumped ...... diminishing effect.

just check sent chart its in a steady uptrend , its not getting pnd every week

>The "hardware deal" is just the latest ..... except to fake a hardware partnership?

spider vpn routers will be able to be integrated with sentinel v3 desktop client which will have a microservice API, people will be able to run sent nodes by just buying the router , sent nodes can be run on any hardware even a raspberry pi they don't require high spec.

>This is the most obvious PnD happening right now. Check the CosmosSDK ........ ERC20 token so they could scam you.

sentinel is built upon the cosmos sdk , so what you are saying has no sense at all, even iris kava terra are built upon the cosmos sdk same as sentinel, the point of cosmos is for projects to build on top of it

>You don't even know if SENT has real users. Users on any network can easily be faked.

https://stats.sentinel.co/ you can check the transactions happening on the blockchain

>And trading it?....... you'd have to be a total brainlet to not understand that.

sentinel has a low volume but its been growing steadily in the last weeks, considering its a microcap its more then decent and its enough to get a position, anyone that wants to exit can post a sell order and it will be filled in a few days or less

>Whether or not SENT....... doesn't help it in my eyes.

sent has more then 115k users and and third parties are already building upon the protocol so i would sent has a bright future given that VPN usage has been growing each year

>The risks with SENT vastly outweigh the potential rewards, ...... beneath my stack grade.

its on uniswap and you can check the liquidity yourself you can get much bigger orders filled easily and uniswap protects you from pnds

http://trade.sentinel.co

also 12 posts by this id, we have a persistent fudder here, eh ?

>>20324294
that seems realistic, there is a fuckload of datacenters with idle capacity, and people who run tor nodes already would get revenue on top.
all consumers would be able to monetize their unused bandwidth.
given that most of the world will use vpns by 2025 sentinel needs to grow way more to be able to service everybody

>>19577027
vpn market is growing for a reason cause government surveillance is becoming more widespread and better funded, something that i think will be very likely is governments shutting down centralized vpn providers (like they are doing already in russia and have already done in china) sentinel offers a censorship resistant alternative to normal services.
vpn total market cap is huge and climbing if you see a place in it for an alternative then sent is the the right buy, sent services will also be cheaper and more secure.
I think we can all agree centralized VPNs are garbage and will be phased out. Tor is boomer-tier ez and is unironically the standard for a decentralized anon web. I2P and gnunet not so much. Onions are encrypted end to end, it would take an absolute illiterate retard to be unmasked by js/downloads; exit nodes are the big question mark in terms of security. An extra Tor layer on top of a decentralized VPN that helps solve some of Tor’s key issues while fitting extremely well into the blockchain ecosystem is fucking brilliant and only a moron that isn’t familiar with the space thinks otherwise
TOR has no incentives for running an exit node. Guess who ends up running all the nodes?
these are some of the thing you have to keep in mind while evaluating how much to invest in the project

>>15475829
honestly he says so much retarded shit in that video, he doesn't even understand that 1/3 people in asia uses a VPN, and this number is projected to grow, vpns are a multi billion dollar industry.

decentralized vpns will offer much better safer and CHEAPER service then centralized ones, cause you pay on consumption instead of having to pay for a whole month, or even for 1 to 3 years to get the best price, sentinel solves that problem completely

>>14953077
what does that even mean ?

>>14874593
just look at this image and you will see that with the growing trend of internet censorship VPN usage is crossing ath after ath all over the world, if sentinel offers a safer alternative then centralized vpns that at the same time allows to monetize your own bandwidth "host a node at night brose for free with a vpn during the day"
how many centralized vpns offer free non scammy service ?