Review on Substratum by Bünyamin Sevinç
Substratum
In my post today, I will talk about another project, Substratum.
Substratum is an open source network. Their main purpose is to allow everyone to allocate spare resources to their computers to provide free and fair Internet to the whole world.
With the presence of this network, you don't need a VPN or Tor. You can easily and securely transmit the content you specify.
Everyone in the world can access the same content. There is no single authority that offers or monitors content, so it is free of censorship and geographic restrictions.
Substratum provides decentralization, network neutrality as all sites have equal access, and allows users to navigate without the need for an ISP.
Basically I can say that the team at Substratum made it very easy to host the content.
In addition, businesses and institutions can host applications, websites and databases on the Substratum platform.
With the (SUB) token, companies and individuals can pay hosts to host their websites and applications.
CryptoPay is available as a payment option on the platform. The payment system, which works similarly to PayPal, first converts a payment to Substrate and then pays the host in their preferred currency.
The teams of this project consist of software developers, product engineers and web developers who have approximately 20-30 years of experience in their fields.
In addition, this team is closely involved with the community by hosting the weekly Show & Tells.
As a result, Substratum is a logical extension of the decentralization trend and can have significant benefits for users worldwide.
Thank you to everyone who reads and those who do not.
Pros
- Decentralization
- It functions as VPN and Tor.
- It does not contain censorship or geographical restrictions.
- Payments with the SUB token
- An experienced and community engaged team
Cons
- Not for now.
