NulNet vs NordBastion — 21 locations, token-only, from $3

NordBastion racks four Nordic DCs behind a USDT pitch from ~$3.90. NulNet: Reykjavik plus 20 more cities, USDT on four nets, XMR, token-only, Scout $3.

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Nordic-only vs twenty-one cities

NordBastion compacts the map to four Nordic halls and leads with USDT. Reykjavik is already on our price list — beside Amsterdam, Zurich and eighteen others at one list price — and USDT here means four networks, not a single landing page.

Strengths and weaknesses, stated straight

Their edge: if every user and packet you care about is Nordic, four nearby halls give tight latency and a simple story — and a USDT lander from roughly $3.90 is a cheap egress to test.

Ours: twenty-one cities including Reykjavik for the privacy angle; Monero as a native coin rather than a checkout question mark; a token that never needed an inbox; and headroom above VPS — metal from $38.50 list with IPMI, ECC and RAID plus 1–5 TB NVMe storage from $24/mo annual when the job turns into terabytes.

What the specs say

Entry slice: their USDT lander starts near $3.90; the NulNet Scout is $3/mo on the annual term with 1 vCPU, 2 GB ECC and 40 GB NVMe. Scale: storage tiers run from 1 TB NVMe with 8 GB ECC on a 2.5 Gbps port ($30 list, $24 annual-eff) to 5 TB behind 10 Gbps ($70 list, $56 annual-eff); metal opens at Xeon E-2388G, 32 GB ECC, 2×500 GB NVMe and IPMI for $38.50 list, $30.80 annual-eff. Iceland adds 20% and Switzerland 35%; the remaining nineteen cities bill plain list.

When NordBastion fits

An account you already run plus a purely Nordic egress requirement is a fair reason to stay. Moving anyway? Keep both sides up during the cutover and drop the TTL before any switch. Related: Reykjavik, the stablecoin rails.

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