Another VPN has launched on the Sentinel Network. Built by @proofoftrinity, a long-time member of the Sentinel community, Katacomb VPN is a new open-source Linux desktop client built on Sentinel. Katacomb supports: • Six protocols including WireGuard, V2Ray, XRAY and Hysteria2 • Multi-hop connections across compatible nodes • Direct on-chain payments to node operators • Node discovery by location, protocol and price • Latency and download-speed testing before connecting • Kill switch, DNS and split tunneling controls Katacomb also includes provider tooling for creating plans, leasing nodes, and monitoring subscriber activity. It adds another way for users to access Sentinel infrastructure, which has now served more than 1.9 million unique users across the dVPN ecosystem. Explore Katacomb VPN and download v1.0.2: trinitystake.github.io/websi…

To put Sentinel’s recent activity into perspective, if the network were ranked alongside applications tracked across the Ethereum ecosystem, the numbers would be hard to ignore. Over the last 30 days, Sentinel processed 9,643,923 transactions. That would place it 9th across growthepie’s Ethereum application rankings. Over the same period, Sentinel recorded 17,562 active addresses, which would place it around 50th on that same view. In June, users of the Sentinel Network pushed unique monthly users across the dVPN ecosystem to a new all time high of 277,551, while generating 4,489,591 encrypted sessions and 121.55TB of data. On Token Terminal’s MAU rankings across all tracked blockchains, that would put Sentinel around 39th overall, above Cardano and Injective, and just behind Stellar. Within Cosmos, Sentinel has ranked #1 for monthly active users for more than 18 months, with more MAU than Cosmos Hub, Injective, Cronos, Terra Classic, Osmosis, and Celestia combined. For a network focused on decentralized VPN infrastructure rather than DeFi speculation, that level of sustained usage stands out. Get yourself a decentralized VPN powered by the Sentinel Network: docs.sentinel.co/get-started… Sources growthepie Ethereum applications, 30d tx count / active addresses: growthepie.com/applications?… Token Terminal MAU explorer: tokenterminal.com/explorer/m… Map of zones mapofzones.com/home?columnKe…