Sentinel Network
The Sentinel Network aims to utilize multiple blockchains to provide decentralized VPN services. The first step in executing the vision was to create a strong bandwidth incentivization and resource monitoring protocol. Sentinel has launched a prototype of a VPN client with the intention to facilitate the monitoring, and incentivization of data between a host node and an end user.
Sentrix
Sentrix is a secure Communication Suite running on top of the Sentinel Service Chain. The lifetime of a message on Sentrix is finite. Thereafter, all messages exceeding that finite limit, will be removed from the servers throughout the network. Native Services External / Third Party Distributed Services (centralized and decentralized) Native Services are developed by the Sentinel Community.
The model of offering services and billing per transaction itself generates the need for increased and efficient Governing mechanisms. Each transaction on the Service Chain involves exchange of assets - resources for monetary value. Each service will have different data being captured and the team is working on a way to package them all on the chain that is being developed using TenderMint. With the coming launch of the Mainnet, users will be able to stake and delegate their SENT to validator nodes generating an estimated yearly rewards of 15-25%.
Transaction Chain
The Sentinel Transactions Chain enables users to securely pay for services using their AUID and related wallets. Transactions on this chain are backed by Solidity based smart contracts on the Ethereum Chain. Centralized servers can be monitored by a Government and can be brought down by hackers creating the necessity of decentralized solutions. In the future, people will be able to share spare storage, spare CPU power, too.
Goal
Sentinel aims to decentralize domain lookup and use DHTs as gateway nodes. It will take the SaaS route of offering VPN for a fixed price. In the future, both people and companies will use dAPPs and services that live on the Sentinel network. Sentinel aims to encrypt data flowing through multiple devices.
Vision
Sentinel works towards enabling applications with it’s APIs and eventually the Software Development Kit (SDK), that can be integrated into their apps. In time, the ability for apps to run models on top of this data will also be provided by the Sentinel Network. The Sentinel team has picked up TenderMint to implement the first version (alpha) of the Sentinel Service Chain.
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