What is the explanation for the steady rate of storage growth combined with apparently high churn [0] of peers on the Filecoin network? Is this due to a small

What is the explanation for the steady rate of storage growth combined with apparently high churn [0] of peers on the Filecoin network? Is this due to a small number of peers purchasing additional storage? When a new peer joins the network, are you able to estimate the expected number of bytes that peer will contribute to the network over its lifetime? Basically, can you calculate the “LTV” of an IPFS/Filecoin peer? (Let’s say “V” is “net storage,” i.e. the difference between storage contributed and storage consumed.) [0] http://162.55.187.75:3000/d/CSQsORs7k/nebula?orgId=1&viewPanel=9&var-Network=Postgres%20Nebula%20filecoin http://162.55.187.75:3000/d/CSQsORs7k/nebula?orgId=1&viewPan...