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1tb drive = $50. 1 year of data costs about $16. > I understand the reason for a larger block - it seems like it's pure profit for the miners Bigger blocks =

1tb drive = $50. 1 year of data costs about $16. > I understand the reason for a larger block - it seems like it's pure profit for the miners Bigger blocks = more supply. Wouldn't the cost go down?

jstanley 9y ago
The cost per byte would go down but the number of bytes would go up.
statoshi 9y ago
Transaction fees would go down while the cost of operating a fully validating node would go up.
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