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1. That's not really an argument. There is literally exabytes of data on Filecoin (https://stats.filecoin.io/d/z6FtI92Zz/filecoin-chain-stats?orgId=1&refresh=30
by k__ 4y ago
1. That's not really an argument. There is literally exabytes of data on Filecoin (https://stats.filecoin.io/d/z6FtI92Zz/filecoin-chain-stats?orgId=1&refresh=30s&from=now-30m&to=now&kiosk https://stats.filecoin.io/d/z6FtI92Zz/filecoin-chain-stats?o...)
2. And gone if you stop paying.
- vkou 4y ago1. That's capacity, that's not usage. I don't care about imagined usage, I care about actual usage. 2. No, it'll just be gone if crypto crashes enough and the miners sell or turn down their hardware (Probably precipitated by some fraud in some other part of the ecosystem unwinding). There's a reason nobody has built the next Dropbox on Filecoin. [1] [1] I mean, you can do that, if you have Einstein hair, and your goal is to grift dumb VC money, but you're not going to put together a better product.
- ceejayoz 4y ago> And gone if you stop paying. Are Filecoin nodes all hosting files for free? I can put a terabyte of files on there and it'll never go away?
- foobiekr 4y agoNo. That is all a lie.