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What powers millions of encrypted VPN sessions in the Sentinel dVPN ecosystem every month? Not a company. Not a subscription platform. A decentralized network with an onchain economy powered by $P2P, the native token of the Sentinel Network. $P2P secures the network through staking and facilitates onchain payments between users, providers, and applications. Every new user, provider, and application increases participation in the same shared onchain economy. Trade $P2P on @osmosis: app.osmosis.zone/assets/P2P

@sunnya97 @KyleSamani @KyleSamani is a true DePin visionary without a doubt

Post-@KyleSamani Multicoin feels way less contrarian. Miss the bespoke conviction.

@SentinelP2P TOP BLAST THE FIREWALL ACROSS THE WORLDU SENTINEL X TOKABU sendu sendu @solana @mert @toly

Em antecipação às proibições que União Europeia irá fazer relativamente a serviços VPN Aqui fica uma lista de VPN's DESCENTRALIZADAS open source que não conseguem proibir -anyone VPN (android/ grapheneOS e extençao de browser) -Independent dVPN (android/ grapheneOS) -Ryn vpn (android/ grapheneOS) -Sentinel Shield -DVPN by NORSE -Nym -VALT -Meile VPN

In this edition of Sentinel Sunday Morality, we ask: As governments around the world introduce age verification, communications monitoring, and new online safety laws, where should the balance be?

Explaining a dVPN to someone who's never heard of one is hard. So I made a game instead. Real @sentinelp2p nodes, live from the network. Real speeds, real countries. Dodge DPI, trackers, geo-blocks. No install. No wallet. superpios.github.io/sentinel-node-…

No single person or company controls the Sentinel Network. The blockchain is secured and governed by independent validators, whose voting power comes from $P2P coin holders that delegate to them. Any Developer can build the software and applications, anyone can beckme node hosts that provide the bandwidth, and governance changes require approval from the validator set.

@SentinelP2P @Independentdvpn so who actually controls the network then

Independent dVPN has grown into one of the largest applications built on the Sentinel Network. With 500,000+ downloads on Google Play, @Independentdvpn is built and operated by an independent team using Sentinel's decentralized infrastructure. Sentinel doesn't own the application, the brand, or the user experience. It provides the open, decentralized infrastructure that allows independent teams to build and scale their own VPN applications. That's what building a platform looks like. Independent dVPN: independentdvpn.com Use a decentralized VPN powered by the Sentinel Network: docs.sentinel.co/get-started/ap…

Want to build your own decentralized VPN? Sentinel provides the open-source tooling to build, customize, and launch your own dVPN application, whether you're creating a consumer VPN, an enterprise solution, or something entirely new. Get started: Documentation: docs.sentinel.co JavaScript SDK: github.com/sentinel-offic… Python SDK: github.com/sentinel-offic… Node Deployer: github.com/sentinel-offic… GitHub: github.com/sentinel-offic…

It feels like every day brings another government or institution seeking greater powers to monitor online communications. This week, the European Parliament backed the continuation of temporary rules allowing online platforms to voluntarily scan communications for child sexual abuse material while negotiations over permanent legislation continue. The objective of these measures is child safety. The wider question is how quickly exceptional monitoring powers become part of the internet's permanent infrastructure. The EU is continuing interim communications scanning rules while negotiating permanent legislation. The UK's Online Safety Act is now law, introducing age assurance requirements for many online services. In the US, lawmakers are advancing proposals such as the KIDS Act, which would expand age verification and identity requirements online if passed. These are different policies in different jurisdictions, but they all point in the same direction: more monitoring, more verification, and greater centralization of how people access the internet. That is why decentralized internet infrastructure matters. Rather than depending on a single provider's servers or backend, the Sentinel Network enables a global ecosystem of independently operated dVPN applications and nodes, reducing reliance on centralized points of control. The choices we make today will help shape the future of the internet. If privacy and online freedom matter to you, consider using technologies built to preserve them. Use a decentralized VPN powered by the Sentinel Network. docs.sentinel.co/get-started/ap…

A centralized VPN still depends on a single company controlling the servers, software, policies, and backend infrastructure your traffic relies on. That creates a weakness. Once a provider’s server ranges are known, they become easier to flag, throttle, or block by streaming platforms, networks, and authorities. The Sentinel Network is different: decentralized VPN infrastructure built from independently operated global nodes across many dVPN applications, rather than a single company’s fixed server list. Use a decentralized VPN powered by the Sentinel Network docs.sentinel.co/get-started/ap…

Dear friends and colleagues in the tech and crypto communities, I’m excited to personally invite you to a special public briefing on Project Aftab—a new humanitarian aid project designed to deliver financial support to families in Iran through secure digital infrastructure. As someone who has spent years building privacy-preserving systems, I see Project Aftab as a powerful example of how technology can create bridges in complex environments—combining compliance, privacy, and impact. Join us online: -- July 16, 2026 -- 1:00 PM ET (EDT) -- Online (English) This gathering will bring together founders, technologists, and voices from the Iranian and broader community to discuss today’s humanitarian challenges and how responsible digital systems can help. I’ll be speaking alongside my esteemed peers, including: Shachar Tal, Babak Jalilvand, Foad Khorshidi, Pantea Modiri, Hadi Mahboob, Tom Wegner, Ahmad Ahmadian, and more. If you’re interested in how we can build secure, privacy-respecting infrastructure that serves real people in high-friction environments — this is the conversation for you. Registration link is in the first comment. Looking forward to seeing many of you there. #ProjectAftab #PrivacyTech #SecureInfrastructure #DigitalHumanitarian #ResponsibleTech #ImpactInnovation #Ethereum

@McFlyonCrypto @AirdropGlideApp The intention was to not be funny but to allude to the inevitable. Sentinel and Osmo have been nearly perfectly correlated in the past several years. Sentinel has been supported by some of the largest thought leaders in the space, all who've advised projects to transition out

@SentinelP2P @AirdropGlideApp isn't exactly funny to those who are -99 percent on you

Six months or so ago, I wrote a piece about all the Cosmos projects that had shut down (at the time, it ruffled a few feathers). Unfortunately, since then, things have gotten worse. A lot worse. Let's take a look: Cosmos Labs never did build the Eureka (IBC V2) bridge to Solana or Ethereum L2s. Cosmos Labs never did address the super high inflation of the ATOM token. A whole host of validators left, including CitadelOne and Cosmostation. Noble went into maintenance mode, ending development of USDC and USDN. Injective USDC never moved off EVM or became transferrable over IBC. Neutron closed, taking Drop, Mars, Structured, Duality etc with it. UX (formally Umee) closed. Wormhole's legacy front end for Cosmos closed. Saga got hacked, and rebranded to AI Labs. Secret got hacked, and today announced a closure and move to Arbitrum. Gravity Bridge got hacked. Quicksilver got hacked. Namada got hacked. Thorchain got hacked. Story protocol became the Data Foundation. DyDx went into maintenance mode and instead set up Arcus on Robinhood chain. Levana Perps closed. Xion rebranded to Verona. Om rebranded to Mantra, and now they're trying to get everyone to switch to NVNM. Elys migrated to Base as Ryze. MapOfZones is about to close. BitFrost Cosmos bridge support is being ended. Osmosis went into maintenance mode, following a failed merger with Cosmos Hub. Polaris closed down. Kava (Lend, Mint & Swap) went into maintenance mode. Jackal closed. Akash are leaving. Leap Wallet closed. Stargaze closed, migrated to the Hub, and no-one cared. Stride never did find PMF. Liquid staking TVL has dropped to ~$5m. Nillion closed. Pulsar Finance closed. Omniflix closed. Milkyway closed. Toki closed. Dimension moved their liquidity to Solana. Penumbra closed. Pyth ending support for CosmWasm on 31st July. Bitsong migrating liquidity to Base. Pryzm closed. Axelar team acquired by Circle. Astroport went into maintenance mode, ending support for Neutron, Osmosis and Sei. Now only Terra supported. Nomic never did properly launch or make their token tradable (forever compounding). Everything is fine, right?

@roxananasoi @TkdAxel We do love a good scorecard based system! After reading, we have a few points to clarify💙

@SentinelP2P @TkdAxel Pretty cool stuff. Featured you guys on the VPN scorecard: vpnscorecard.com/vpn/sentinel

Sentinel was never meant to be a single VPN app. It was built so others could launch their own. A good example is ChibaTunnel, a third-party desktop dVPN client created by Sentinel validator and contributor @TkdAxel using Sentinel’s public SDKs and developer tooling. Already live on Windows, Mac, and Linux, ChibaTunnel includes split tunneling, configurable DNS, a kill switch, multilingual support, and advanced node filtering. It’s a useful reminder that Sentinel is not one front end or one company backend. It’s shared infrastructure that independent developers can use to build their own decentralized VPN applications. ChibaTunnel: chibatunnel.xyz GitHub: github.com/Tkd-Alex/Chiba…

Want to build your own decentralized VPN application on Sentinel? Start here: Sentinel docs: docs.sentinel.co JavaScript SDK: github.com/sentinel-offic… Python SDK: github.com/sentinel-offic… Node Deployer: github.com/sentinel-offic… Sentinel GitHub: github.com/sentinel-offic…

@wslyvh @SentinelP2P and @HNS await. Without decentralized DNS and VPNs, everything is easy to censor.