The Distributed Cloud Network Saving Enterprise Clients 78% on Bandwidth Costs

Supermoon's February 2026 Founder Highlights continues with a company that's already processing $120K+ in monthly recurring revenue by turning millions of idle devices into enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure.

Titan Network: Distributed Cloudflare for Fortune 2000

Major internet companies spend up to 25% of revenue on bandwidth costs, CDN, storage, web scraping, analytics. These are massive, recurring expenses with thin margins, and centralized cloud providers like Cloudflare and Akamai have no incentive to lower prices because their entire business model depends on owning and operating expensive infrastructure. Konstantin Tkachuk saw the structural inefficiency and built the alternative.

Titan Network is crowdsourced internet infrastructure that monetizes idle devices,mobile phones, computers, data centers, and provides competitive cloud services to enterprise customers at 70-80% lower cost than traditional providers. The cost advantage isn't marginal, it's structural: Titan doesn't own data centers, they aggregate idle capacity from millions of consumer devices incentivized through their TNT token. The platform already has 3.5M+ registered devices across 108+ countries, 93% network utilization, and clients including TikTok, Tencent, Cloudflare, and Thordata. Last month's milestones: launching compliant, ethically sourced IP leasing in Q1 2026, with 5M+ demand nodes lined up and a signed partner paying 2× more for node rentals compared to 2025 rates.

The team brings enterprise credibility from the inside, their COO ran operations at Tencent, and their CSO scaled 100 startups at Protocol Labs. In enterprise infrastructure, relationships and proven reliability win deals. Titan has both.

Titan Network is raising a Seed Extension round in mid-2026 and looking for enterprise customers seeking cost savings through IP leasing, CDN, and web scraping services.

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Founder Highlights Vol. 02 — 2 of 5. Next up: the universal deposit layer solving crypto's front-door problem.

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