Meson Network Airdrop Review: Selected to Win 2.5 USDT & 5 Meson each

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Meson Network Airdrop Review: Selected to Win 2.5 USDT & 5 Meson each

About Meson Network Airdrop

Meson Network Airdrop is building the decentralized bandwidth marketplace for Web3, connecting internet users with spare bandwidth through an efficient Web3 marketplace​.

Meson Network is giving away a total of 500 USDT & 1,000 Meson to 200 lucky participants. Sign up for the giveaway and complete simple social tasks to be eligible to win the rewards.

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Step No 1

Register for the Meson Network Airdrop, by creating an account.

Step No 2

Verify your email & log in to your account.

Step No 3

Take part in the referral program and invite 3 friends.

Step No 4

Join Meson Network Airdrop on Telegram group & Telegram channel

Step No 5

Follow Meson Network on Twitter & like/share the pinned tweet and tag 3 friends.  

Step No 6

Like/follow Meson Network on Facebook & like/share the pinned post.  

Step No 7

Submit your details to the Meson Network Airdrop form. 

What is Content Delivery Network

It is a cost effective and reliable solution to the user experience and access problems brought by an exponential explosion of content delivery and distribution. It is a new web infrastructure that is made up of accelerator nodes that are distributed geographically. These service nodes will store your business content according to smart caching strategies. When a user initiates a request for your business services, the request will be routed to the service node closest to the user so responses can be as quickly as possible, and delays can be minimized, effectively improving user experience and service usability.

Security Against Attack

When an enterprise exposes its own servers’ source IP addresses to end users, it makes itself extremely vulnerable to attacks such as DDoS that will damage the stability and security of its online services. Using the Network can hide the source IP addresses and protect the servers from DDoS.

Breaking Monopoly

Nowadays, so many companies are using content acceleration services that top solution providers like AWS and Cloudflare have reached market capitalization of over tens of billions of US dollar. With the explosion of stream media, future demand for content acceleration will only get larger and larger. However, many companies do not have a lot of choices when it comes to solution providers.

The market price has been more or less fixed, and market profit has been shared by several giants. Looking from the supply side, there is a wealth of idle bandwidth that can offer network resources and hardware comparable to those offered by giants, thus there exists a significant quantity of invested bandwidth resources that have not been optimally monetized.

Meson provides an opportunity to break the monopoly of giants, on one hand, they provide a network provision standard for bandwidth resources to be connected, on the other hand, they release the extra value that is been kept behind locked door by giants so far.

Saving Sunk Cost

Among all computer resources, general-purpose servers are the most common resources. Developers/schools/institutions/enterprises around the world have a large number of general-purpose servers. This type of general servers is different from the limitations of traditional crypto currency mining machines (ETH, BTC) at the application level, and a large number of servers have been deployed and used everywhere.

But looking at the world, many of these resources cannot be fully utilized, and it is difficult to find a reasonable channel for realization. Meson can be widely deployed on existing general services, so that everyone can deploy mining with one click. Meson intensively utilizes a large number of existing general-purpose servers through mining, reducing consumer costs and also enabling mining participants to gain benefits.

Token Incentives

Meson uses blockchain tokens as a means of providing and changing incentives. In BitTorrent network, users would contribute their upload bandwidth to get a better download speed, but in many cases, they would exit the network(close the software) after the download is completed. At this time, the network is idle, but because there is no download needs and no other incentives, users will not continue to be on the network after their downloads.

The main problem with the original BitTorrent network is that there is only the possible exchange of similar resources, if users want more download bandwidth, they have to provide upload bandwidth in exchange. however, once they have fulfilled their download needs, the exchange ceases and that decreases the overall networking effect of BitTorrent. Now, if the exchanges can be manifolds, not just an exchange of bandwidth, but also with tokens and other value stores, users will be much more inclined to be on the network even without download need.