right now we’re spinning up new servers and deploying our own software on them. new locations coming soon. sorry for the silence - we took extra time vetting hosting providers to ensure maximum security and reliability.

we’re thinking about doing a live stream on https://t.co/tVkLEGGtVX. what would you like to see there? we can walk through the product, show how opennet works live, explain token mechanics, answer questions, or even do a live demo from the tg bot and site. drop your ideas

a lot of people don’t know about our affiliate program, so quick breakdown: for every user you invite, you earn $0.5 to your balance. this balance can be used to renew your vpn, so in practice you can keep using opennet without paying, just by inviting friends. no limits, no

waiting for the opennet ama with @CryptoExpert101. we’ll break down opennet in detail: the product, privacy model, token utility, roadmap, and what’s coming next. open questions, straight answers. more details soon.

we’ve received a few messages from devs working on apps and browser extensions. it looks like the first things we’ll ship are an android app and a chrome extension. if you think you’re a good fit, dm us.

we’re getting ready to announce new locations and servers. expect faster speeds, more routing options, and a wider choice depending on your region. this means lower latency, better stability, and smoother connections overall. details coming very soon.

we can honestly call ourselves pioneers. opennet is the first non-larp vpn on @Solana and the first tek project running on the snowball mechanic.

$opennet is the first tek project on snowball. we’re excited to be part of building this history.

we’re planning to add a /status page with uptime, server status, and overall system health. also, today we integrated the $snowball mechanic which automatically claims dev rewards and generates on-chain volume. we also added a couple of fast new servers, so the vpn is now even

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we’ve been getting a lot of attention lately, so here’s a clear overview of what we’re building. opennet is an anonymous vpn built on @solana. no kyc, no logs, no accounts. just private access. right now we support 3 battle-tested protocols to bypass censorship and blocks

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@OpenNetVPN joined snowball bot👀💚

we’ve added the $snowball mechanic. now dev rewards are claimed automatically and $OPENNET tokens are regularly locked. this creates continuous buy pressure, reduces circulating supply over time, and aligns long-term incentives.

right now, when you invite a friend you get $0.5 to your balance and can use it only to pay for subscriptions. would you like to have the option to receive rewards in $OPENNET instead?

which vpn are you using right now? drop the name and tell us what it does better than opennet. anyone who gives honest, useful feedback gets a small bonus.

we’re planning to build an opennet vpn app. if you have experience building vpn or networking products, dm us. we’re looking for devs comfortable working with these stacks: • ios / macos: swift (networkextension, system extensions) • android: kotlin (vpnservice), java •

ama soon 👀

this topic caused a lot of fud. @chencatlabs addressed it here. back to building.

opennet vpn is now open source, as you asked. introducing opennet lite - a lightweight, self-hosted api for generating and distributing vpn configs: https://t.co/9T0pbLwtja not a vpn or a panel, just a control plane: • generates vless, vmess, shadowsocks configs • supports