Skynet (Skynet Labs / siasky.net) Review

// Review

by the bestcloudmining editorial desk · review version 1 · prose updated 2026-09-24 · facts as of 2026-09-24 · how we verify

Overview

Skynet (Skynet Labs / siasky.net) is no longer operating - as of 2026-09-24 the service is gone. This page stays up as an archive and a warning.

What you can rent

Was a Sia-based content/storage layer and portal You do not own the underlying hardware unless the provider explicitly says otherwise - with a contract you hold a claim on hashrate or compute for a term, not an asset you can resell.

Contract & terms

Minimum purchase: not documented. Contract term: not documented. Maintenance/fee: not documented. Payouts: not documented. Discontinued. skynetlabs.com now 403-redirects to langit69z.com (a parked/spam-like host). siasky.net still returns a page but the project is defunct. Treat as dead. Where a term is not documented, assume it can change and get it in writing before paying.

Proof & verifiability

Proof of hashrate/compute is not documented. A vendor claim is not proof: check for a payout address, a pool worker you can watch, or a hardware attestation before trusting a large contract.

Reliability & history

High confidence on dead status Noted concerns: . Facts not fully verified (reported) as of 2026-09-24 - start with the smallest possible purchase and test a payout before scaling up.

Pricing

Documented pricing: not documented - see the provider site. Payment methods not documented. KYC: unknown. Compare prices only in the same unit - a per-TH/s-day figure and a per-GPU-hour figure are not the same product.

Verdict

Skynet (Skynet Labs / siasky.net) is not operating - do not sign up. Working alternatives are in our comparison table.

// Skynet (Skynet Labs / siasky.net) FAQ

What do I actually get from Skynet (Skynet Labs / siasky.net)?

A rental of hashrate or compute. You do not own the hardware unless stated - the contract is the asset.

What is the total cost including fees?

Documented pricing: not documented - see the provider site. Fees: not documented - factor maintenance into any comparison.

Is there a minimum or a trial?

No minimum is documented - confirm with the provider.

How do payouts work?

Payout schedule is not documented.

Is it legit and verifiable?

Proof of hashrate/compute is not documented.

What happens if it shuts down?

In a contract you own no hardware, so if the operator disappears the contract is likely worthless - the pattern behind several documented collapses in our Scam Watch.

Should I use Skynet (Skynet Labs / siasky.net) or just buy the coin or hardware?

If you cannot verify a payout and a clear term, buying the coin or owning a miner leaves you in control - run the numbers with our mining calculator first.