Download the new SENT Android dVPN application on the Google Play Store today!
The new Android application makes tremendous strides towards an improved user experience and aligns with one of Sentinel's core focus to decrease user learning curve.
commits for sentinel tendermint chain are coming in daily, main net will be launched soon but before that there will be way more releases: ios app wireguard integration v3 desktop client (with hardware integration) private nets tendermint 3 testnet main net
At the moment all I care about is the new UI/UX for the desktop. I have been accumulating SENT since I have seen the updated client design and can not wait to upgrade to it. The current desktop app works fine, but it really needed a design update.
does the token have any function given that using the dvpn is free ?
Jaxson Thomas
The token will be used for staking and securing the tendermint dpos chain based on on cosmos, in exchange you will get yearly interest rate. This allows nice sinergies like staking sent and having "free" dvpn for life thanks to the yield. Sent will also have secondary functions as payment token as governance token and reputation through dvpn node staking
Nathan Reed
speaking of reputation SENT is top of cosmos as a participant and also as a contributor, twice winning the game of zones
In the previous client, the UI and the application logic is in the same desktop client codebase which has been written in ReactJS.
There was no ability for other applications to integrate with the Sentinel dVPN network or for users to remotely manage their dVPN client
The new client features a binary file which starts a API server that allows for the UI to be imported from anywhere in the subnet.
On top of this binary anyone can write their own custom UI and also integrate dVPN and Sentinel account into their own app through the API server
What does this mean?
1) Remote management of Sentinel dVPN present in home router/raspi 2) Ability for enterprises/organizations to build applications ontop of the Sentinel network with dynamic UI that is maintained from their own server (users do not need to download a new installer for a UI update) 3) Ability for other applications to integrate Sentinel dVPN services and account system into their application "
^this right here is why Sentinel will be the leading dVPN standard and not Orchid. Orchid can not even come close to this kind of in-depth development. Their user experience is god-awful.
Ian Baker
Flush this turd.
Xavier Price
This might be worth investing in. Where can I get some SENT
Robert Phillips
sentinel team got noticed by most cosmos validators, they will probably all participate to their main net launch
Can we rangeban India already so I can stop seeing these threads?
Grayson Nelson
BULLS TIME
Asher Martinez
I AM TOO GETTING THE FULL SPEEDS ALL OVER WORLD
BULLS TIME
Camden Howard
yeap these are the latest commits on github
Sentinel's Contribution to the Cosmos SDK
1. Fixed an issue the In IBC prototype where there were problems with incorrect sequences in the process of relaying transactions between chains. github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/2896
3. Fixed an issue which led to a block delay in querying the account, implemented a new query method to resolve the delay. . github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/pull/3767
4. Reported the wrong implementation of Private key and Public key interfaces and proposed the best method to implement. For the full description check github.com/tendermint/tendermint/issues/373
5. Requested and suggested a way to develop a solution to get the information (including time remaining) related to blocks that had yet to be synced. For the full description github.com/tendermint/tendermint/issues/3365
Tendermint based modules developed for Sentinel's Tendermint dVPN app
tough words coming from the guy that looses time fudding a lowcap, don't you have anything more productive to do ? i think you should be able to access hotbit and idex