DexNet (DEXNET)

DexNet (DEXNET) is a decentralized peer-to-peer network with independent node communication channels. Unlike traditional architectures, DexNet provides access to decentralized services, such as cloud storage and mobile communications, without the need for dedicated servers. DexNodes, the nodes in the network, generate tokens to maintain the network and ensure communication among themselves using four independent channels: Ethernet, GSM, and DexWan. With 667 DexNodes online and a total storage capacity of 1.33 PB in a decentralized cloud, DexNet offers a secure and reliable alternative to centralized environments.

DexNet’s unique hardware decentralization approach sets it apart from other networks. Running services on DexNet’s network ensures safety and protection from external and internal influences. DexNodes, equipped with high-performance processors, large SSD memory, NFT authenticators, and independent wireless communication channels, offer a comprehensive solution. These channels include direct terrestrial radio communication between nodes, satellite communication without distance limitations, and communication through closed mobile networks. With the ability to connect to the public Internet and integrate with other technologies, DexNet opens up possibilities for decentralized cloud storage, blockchain deployment, and even decentralized banking.

The DexNet project has a clear roadmap, with milestones including pre-orders of DexNode devices, listing the DexNet token on exchanges, launching sales of eSIM cards for decentralized international mobile services, and beta testing DexCloud decentralized disk storage. The project aims to deploy the DexNet blockchain on its decentralized hardware platform, paving the way for a decentralized crypto bank. The DexNet token is awarded to DexNode owners for maintaining the network and can be exchanged for services within the DexNet ecosystem. The project operates under the patronage of Sheikh Majid Rashid Al Mualla and is headquartered in Dubai, UAE.