Decentralized Aerial Phenomenon Network
SENTINEL
Shared Environmental Network for Tracking
Identified and Nonidentified Entities in Low-altitude
"The sky has always had witnesses. Now it has a voice that cannot be silenced."
Our Mission

The Sky Belongs to Everyone

SENTINEL is a decentralized, blockchain-anchored network of consumer-grade radar systems designed to monitor, detect, and permanently record aerial phenomena — including UAPs, adversarial drones, and unidentified objects — across the United States and beyond.

Built on the same principles that power the Helium Network, SENTINEL puts the tools of aerial surveillance directly in the hands of ordinary citizens, removing governments, corporations, and even its own founders from the ability to suppress, alter, or control the data it collects.

"Not even the founder of SENTINEL will be able to keep this information away from the people. That is the entire point."

Every detection is cryptographically timestamped, independently verified by multiple nodes, and stored permanently on a public blockchain that no single authority can alter. The network rewards participants with $SNTL tokens, creating a self-sustaining ecosystem where everyday people are paid to watch the sky.


How It Works

Detection Tier System

SENTINEL classifies all detections into four tiers based on their degree of explainability, automatically filtering known aircraft and directing research attention toward genuinely anomalous events. Higher tiers earn higher $SNTL token rewards.

T1
Fully Identified

Matches ADS-B commercial or private flight data

0.5x Reward
T2
Likely Identified

Consistent with drone, bird, or weather balloon

1x Reward
T3
Anomalous

Speed or maneuver exceeds known aircraft capability

3x Reward
T4
Unresolved

No correlation with any known object or phenomenon

5x Reward

Integration with the OpenSky Network and ADS-B Exchange allows SENTINEL nodes to automatically filter and classify commercial air traffic in real time — ensuring that T3 and T4 designations represent genuinely unexplained events.


Immutable Founding Record

Verified on the Blockchain

SENTINEL was founded by Damon Scott Mayo on March 20, 2026. This is not a claim — it is a cryptographic fact permanently recorded on the Polygon blockchain and publicly verifiable by anyone in the world.

FOUNDER: Damon Scott Mayo
PROJECT: SENTINEL
CONTRACT: 0x1785c905a3ba84b03ced124d71ce9caa3431bc18
TX HASH: 0x2e20d71badb4dad02915232c76dc3d0c76e9637faa9a8430dfea0a50dfc140fe
DOC HASH: b2382483284712903b8bc695c0570dd012e87e12efa1efb45cd36f79bd5e43ef
TIMESTAMP: 2026-03-20 09:50:57 UTC
NETWORK: Polygon Mainnet — Block 84440112
STATUS: ✓ Verified and Published
Verify on Polygonscan →

Documentation

Read the Founding Whitepaper

The SENTINEL whitepaper details the full technical architecture, tokenomics, detection tier system, organizational structure, and development roadmap. It is our founding document, our pitch to co-founders, and our invitation to the world to join us.

Version 1.0 — March 20, 2026 — Damon Scott Mayo, Founder

Download Whitepaper (PDF)

Join SENTINEL

Get Involved

SENTINEL is actively seeking founding team members, early node operators, researchers, and supporters who believe the sky belongs to everyone.

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Co-Founders

Engineers, blockchain developers, scientists, and communicators ready to build something that matters.

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Node Operators

Early adopters who want to run a SENTINEL node and earn $SNTL tokens while watching the sky.

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Researchers

Scientists and institutions interested in partnering on data analysis and peer-reviewed publication.

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Supporters

Donors and grant makers who want to fund the most important citizen science project of our era.

Ready to Help Build SENTINEL?

We want to hear from you. Reach out and let's talk about how you can be part of this.

contact@sentinel-network.org