There quite good news to come in the next days (beta release, exchanges etc.). 
Topic: Substratum nodes? (Read 184 times)
I know that. Following their development and news very diligent There quite good news to come in the next days (beta release, exchanges etc.).
There quite good news to come in the next days (beta release, exchanges etc.). But it may face legal problems, which are illegal in some countries, so who will maintain the program?
As I understand, the whole network will work decentralized, that means there is no entity which can be made responsible for anything. As long as the hosting is based on normal IPs/computers, nobody can ban a website. Can somebody confirm that?
Your explanation is almost right. Just read how it works here: https://substratum.net/how-it-works/
I have faith in this project and I think it will be a top 10 coin very soon.
Yes, it seems to be solid project with real value, not like many other altcoins which purpose is just their being. I will definitely run a node.
But it may face legal problems, which are illegal in some countries, so who will maintain the program?
As I understand, the whole network will work decentralized, that means there is no entity which can be made responsible for anything. As long as the hosting is based on normal IPs/computers, nobody can ban a website. Can somebody confirm that?
Your explanation is almost right. Just read how it works here: https://substratum.net/how-it-works/
I have faith in this project and I think it will be a top 10 coin very soon.
Yes, it seems to be solid project with real value, not like many other altcoins which purpose is just their being. I will definitely run a node.
The public Beta release is planned for the end of December or the beginning of January. And you'll get rewarded, too: "Everyone who runs a node gets paid in our cryptocurrency to forward content."
But it may face legal problems, which are illegal in some countries, so who will maintain the program?
As I understand, the whole network will work decentralized, that means there is no entity which can be made responsible for anything. As long as the hosting is based on normal IPs/computers, nobody can ban a website. Can somebody confirm that?
Your explanation is almost right. Just read how it works here: https://substratum.net/how-it-works/
I have faith in this project and I think it will be a top 10 coin very soon.
But it may face legal problems, which are illegal in some countries, so who will maintain the program?
Hi guys,
who else heard of Substratum? It is a network that allows everybody from every country to access every website. The service is completely free and you don't need any technical knowledge about VPN, Proxy etc. You also can earn through nodes.
Do you think this can change the Internet?
Is this related to Net Neutrally recently? who else heard of Substratum? It is a network that allows everybody from every country to access every website. The service is completely free and you don't need any technical knowledge about VPN, Proxy etc. You also can earn through nodes.
Do you think this can change the Internet?
Substratum is still dependent on the current internet network. It can't change it. It can change the hosting industry. Skycoin can change the internet, because they are building a second one.
Hi guys,
who else heard of Substratum? It is a network that allows everybody from every country to access every website. The service is completely free and you don't need any technical knowledge about VPN, Proxy etc. You also can earn through nodes.
Do you think this can change the Internet?
who else heard of Substratum? It is a network that allows everybody from every country to access every website. The service is completely free and you don't need any technical knowledge about VPN, Proxy etc. You also can earn through nodes.
Do you think this can change the Internet?
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