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The current price of Sentinel is $0.0000794 with a 7.30% change in the last 24 hours.
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Sentinel is a decentralized bandwidth marketplace that powers dVPN (decentralized VPN) apps. It runs on its own Cosmos SDK blockchain, where independent node hosts sell bandwidth and users or app builders pay them directly on-chain in P2P, the network's native coin (formerly called DVPN). It matters because it replaces the single company that sits behind a normal VPN with an open, validator-governed network that any app can build on.
Sentinel describes itself as a decentralized virtual private network built on the Cosmos stack. Instead of one provider owning every server, Sentinel lets anyone run a dVPN node and offer bandwidth to the network. Node discovery happens on-chain, so apps find nodes through the blockchain itself rather than through a company-run directory.
Sentinel is infrastructure first. End users usually meet it through a dVPN app built on top of the network, while the blockchain handles node registration, payments, and governance.
The official documentation focuses on the protocol and does not give a detailed founding history or name a founding team, so we do not state one here. What is documented is that the native coin was renamed from DVPN to P2P, and that the network is governed by validators and stakers rather than a corporate board. The docs site credits its current maintenance to Trinity, a community contributor.
Node hosts publish bandwidth Operators run dVPN nodes and set their own per-gigabyte and hourly prices. According to the docs, prices are set in USD and converted to P2P through a price oracle.
Users or apps pay on-chain Payment works either pay-as-you-go (per gigabyte or per hour) or through subscription plans, where a dVPN app creator locks tokens against a selected set of nodes and payment is deducted for every hour of successful uptime.
Earnings are split The docs state that 80% of bandwidth payments go to node hosts and 20% go to P2P stakers. Node rewards are paid out every hour.
Traffic is carried by standard VPN protocols Nodes support WireGuard and V2Ray, and SDKs exist for JavaScript, C#, Go and Swift.
P2P can also move over IBC into the wider Cosmos ecosystem; an IBC version of the coin is registered on Osmosis.
Most VPN brands own or rent their servers and ask users to trust their logging policy. Sentinel separates the roles: the network provides discovery and settlement, independent hosts provide bandwidth, and many unrelated apps compete for users on the same supply of nodes. The website states there are zero bootstrap nodes, with discovery done through permissionless RPC endpoints.
Compared with Orchid, which also sells bandwidth for a token, Sentinel runs its own proof-of-stake chain rather than living on Ethereum. Compared with NYM, which focuses on a mixnet for traffic-analysis resistance, Sentinel targets classic VPN-style tunnels with lower overhead. It also sits in the broader DePIN (decentralized physical infrastructure) group alongside networks such as Helium.
Sentinel Hub is a proof-of-stake Cosmos SDK chain secured by validators and their delegators; the docs mention more than 80 validators. As on other Cosmos SDK chains, staked coins can generally be slashed if a validator misbehaves. Privacy for users depends on the node they connect to and the protocol used, so the trust model shifts from one company to individual node operators.
Sentinel is a working attempt to turn VPN service into an open marketplace rather than a subscription sold by one company. If it works at scale, it lowers the barrier for anyone to launch a privacy app without building a server fleet.
The docs state that P2P is available on both centralized and decentralized exchanges. Because P2P moves over IBC, it can also reach decentralized venues in the Cosmos ecosystem. Check the official sentinel.co site and docs for current venues, and confirm you are buying the P2P coin (formerly DVPN).
P2P is a Cosmos SDK coin, so it is held in Cosmos-compatible wallets that support the Sentinel chain; check the official docs for the wallets currently supported before sending funds. Staking to a validator is done from such a wallet. Source code is on GitHub.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Sentinel is $0.0000794 with a 7.30% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $59,863.13 representing a 567.31% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Sentinel is $2,789,255, ranking #822 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Sentinel is $2,796,836, calculated assuming the total supply of 35,224,635,676 P2P is in circulation.
Circulating: 35,129,151,033. Total: 35,224,635,676. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, Sentinel traded between a low of $0.0000732 and a high of $0.000107.
P2P/USDTTether USDT0.0000794 USDT
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