What is the difference between the available web3 projects in the app?

The Hivello app is currently supporting these amazing projects: Mysterium, Livepeer, AIOZ, Filecoin Station, Golem, Sentinel.

Mysterium is a decentralized VPN service and open marketplace that enhances internet privacy and security using a global network of nodes. This approach distributes data across multiple points, making it harder for any single entity to monitor or control, ensuring secure, anonymous internet access. While contributing to Mysterium, we recommend you don't turn on your VPN on the local machine as this will block your earnings with Mysterium.

Livepeer is a decentralized platform for video streaming that distributes video encoding tasks across a global network of nodes, reducing costs and enhancing scalability. It uses the native LPT token to incentivize participants and operates as an open-source, community-driven project. This decentralized approach enhances the privacy and security of video content. 

AIOZ is a decentralized content delivery network (CDN) that leverages blockchain technology to distribute video streaming tasks across a network of nodes. By utilizing unused bandwidth and storage from these nodes, AIOZ enables faster, more efficient video delivery while reducing costs compared to traditional CDNs. Participants are rewarded with AIOZ tokens for contributing resources, making the platform more scalable and accessible. This decentralized approach enhances the reliability and resilience of content delivery, while also providing a more environmentally friendly solution by optimizing existing infrastructure.

Filecoin Station is a decentralized storage network designed to store humanity's most important information. It leverages a global network of nodes to provide secure, efficient, and scalable storage solutions. Filecoin allows participants to rent out their unused storage space, and in return, they are rewarded with FIL tokens. By decentralizing storage, Filecoin enhances data security and reduces reliance on centralized storage providers, offering a cost-effective and redundant alternative for data storage needs. This approach also allows for greater resilience and scalability in managing and retrieving vast amounts of data globally.

Golem is a decentralized marketplace for computing power, where users can rent out their unused computing resources or access the resources of others for tasks like rendering, machine learning, or scientific simulations. By leveraging the power of a global network of contributors, Golem provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for computation. Participants are rewarded with GNT (Golem Network Token) for sharing their computing resources. This decentralized approach increases efficiency and lowers the cost of processing tasks that require substantial computing power.

Sentinel is a decentralized VPN and privacy platform that allows users to access a secure and anonymous internet connection by utilizing a global network of independent service providers. Through its open-source architecture, Sentinel allows participants to provide or consume VPN services and other privacy-related features. The platform rewards contributors with SENT tokens for their participation, creating a sustainable and censorship-resistant network. By decentralizing VPN services, Sentinel enhances privacy and ensures that no single entity has control over the data flow, safeguarding users from surveillance.