> Storage is the big cost problem. Where does all this stuff go, and who pays for it? IPFS was supposed to be the distributed answer to this, and Filecoin was s

> Storage is the big cost problem. Where does all this stuff go, and who pays for it? IPFS was supposed to be the distributed answer to this, and Filecoin was supposed to be the way to pay for it. That didn't work out. On the other hand, if someone wants it out there, then maybe they have to pay to store one copy. > That didn't work out. Can you expand on this point? At my end, IPFS runs along just fine: My IPFS instance in particular continues to serve its content without much fuss. For Filecoin, the content hosted there is still on the network, there's just much less speculative fervor surrounding it & other networks like it.