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Sentinel

Sentinel (SENT)

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Market cap
$12.12M
0.75 %
Circulating supply
16,413,074,112 SENT
Total supply
25,931,889,266 SENT

About Sentinel

Sentinel is a multi-protocol network where users and applications can access a global distributed services and resources marketplace.Sentinel is built upon a decentralized global infrastructure with excellent properties of pseudonymity, immutability and global consensus, making it the ideal solution at the transaction & data layer.The Sentinel Network contains a range of services built upon a distributed resources protocol layer. Sentinel’s decentralized Virtual Private Network (dVPN) is our flagship product designed to allow users to mask their Internet traffic through a series of high-bandwidth nodes. Using our on-chain, inbuilt 'Token Swap' feature, you can purchase $SENT tokens completely privately to access any service on the Sentinel network.

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updated $0
Market cap$12.12M
Volume 24h$0
Circulating supply16.41B

Sentinel (SENT) is a decentralized VPN and bandwidth-sharing protocol that lets users monetize unused internet bandwidth. The SENT token powers transactions and incentivizes participation in the network.

Frequently asked questions

What is Sentinel and how is it different from other VPNs?

Sentinel is a blockchain-based VPN that decentralizes bandwidth sharing, unlike traditional VPNs controlled by single entities. Users earn SENT tokens for contributing unused bandwidth.

How does Sentinel's technology work?

Sentinel uses a proof-of-bandwidth consensus where nodes validate bandwidth availability. It integrates with Cosmos SDK for cross-chain compatibility and scalable transactions.

How are SENT tokens created and distributed?

SENT has a fixed max supply. Tokens are minted during network setup and distributed through staking rewards, node operations, and liquidity incentives.

How to store and use SENT tokens?

SENT is an ERC-20 token stored in wallets like MetaMask. It's used to pay for VPN services, stake for rewards, or provide liquidity in DeFi apps.