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they have already started

In addition to migrating two dVPNs currently built on the Sentinel framework (combined users 200k+) to Sentinel's native Cosmos
chain, SENT will also be onboarding a centralized VPN company with over 5000 actively paying users onto Sentinel's dVPN framework.

Sentinel will be working with entrepreneurs and existing organizations to help them establish their own white-labelled #dVPN company at minimal cost or difficulty.

The question is, why would entrepreneurs want to work with Sentinel?

Painpoints/barriers to entry for a new VPN organization:

1) Cost of client development (mobile/desktop)

2) Management of nodes/handling DCMA requests

3) Potential security threats/risk of getting hacked


How can Sentinel help?

1) Open-source clients available for branding customization

2) Community-based network of node farms who have the ability to abstract away the difficulties of DCMA mitigation from the VPN companies

3) Provably end-to-end encrypted "dVPN" network