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Why bother even copying the file to S3? Just throw it away and then never serve it.
by dabeeeenster 9y ago
Why bother even copying the file to S3? Just throw it away and then never serve it.
- bartkmq 9y agoBecause you need the files to do proof of proof-of-storage and get your coins (back). But as the OP said there's currently no proof-of-will-to-distribute-storage so you can save money by just sending the proof-of-storages to the network and never actually provide bandwidth for the distribution of the stored data.