Hello, A long time ago, when i was farming Burst, there was an option to offer assets where you could acquire a part and receive benefits in proportion. It was “relative” easy to setup and pay the participants. I ran my “miner” for a few months and paid proportionally to the investors. Now, do yo…

It makes no sense. The storagenode helps offset costs of running an existing server by utilizing unused resources. If you have spare capacity — run storage node on it. Why would you share revenue with someone else? Why would someone else want to pay for your hardware?

When I did it, it was people who had burst and preferred to spend it to get more. So they bought the tokens I offered and every month, they received their payment. I received a commission from the total and it allowed me to accumulate more disks on the shelf. It is the same idea behind Bitcoin ETFs…

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It would take a while to store enough data to make it worth your time. Unlike mining, you can’t exactly throw more resources at Storj and get more usage. At least not without circumventing the IP range rules. Even if you went that route, data ingress would still be slow, and it would take a long …

I had read it again, I think I have read the entire forum already! but I don’t quite understand how it works.

Relatively simple. The satellite is a service provided by the Satellite Operator. It consist of several microservices and the distributed database(s). You need to attract customers to use your satellite and your service (so, basically you may offer a different price structure than Storj), you also w…

I already have one business, doesn’t want to run another! Thanks for your explanation.

Community farm? ETF style idea

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