Mintera
Mintera is a decentralized cloud storage infrastructure provider that designs and operates micro data centres for distributed cloud protocols.
What is Mintera?
Mintera is a decentralized cloud storage infrastructure provider specializing in the design and operation of micro data centres that extract maximum value from distributed cloud protocols. With 3 micro data centres based in France and 5+ DePIN protocols onboarded, Mintera offers 15,000 units of storage capacity. Mintera's products include revenue-sharing micro data centre units with 5-year business contracts covering purchase, installation, and operation, as well as enterprise-grade decentralized cloud storage services. The MNTE utility token, live on Arbitrum, allows holders to stake and earn USDT based on micro data centre revenue, with token-gated benefits including storage insurance.
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