The Need for a Robust P2P Anonymous Network

Hey everyone, I’ve been diving into the world of decentralized networks and came across Lokinet, a privacy-focused, onion-routing overlay network built on the Oxen blockchain. It promises low-latency, anonymous internet access using incentivized service nodes, which sounds like a game-changer for bypassing the surveillance-heavy, company-centric internet we’re stuck with today.

In a world where Big Tech tracks every click and governments push for more control, a performant P2P anonymous network like Lokinet seems not just desirable but essential for reclaiming online privacy.

That said, I’m curious: Is Lokinet still actively developed? The last major updates I found were from a couple of years ago, and I’m wondering if the project is still moving forward or if it’s stalled.

Are there any recent improvements, use cases, or communities using it? If it’s as fast and flexible as claimed (supporting everything from browsing to real-time voice/video), it could be a serious alternative to Tor or I2P, especially for those of us who want to break free from centralized choke points.Would love to hear your thoughts—anyone using Lokinet or have insights on its current state? Let’s talk about why a decentralized, high-performance anonymous network matters now more than ever!