Previously, we’ve posted about—and made changes around—how we conduct Storage Node Operator payouts based on steadily increasing Ethereum transaction costs. For example, we’ve consolidated payments across Satellites to reduce the number of transactions, thereby lowering overall transaction costs. Th…

Pinning for visibility : Hello, I wanted to come back with the promised update to this thread. As I mentioned on Friday, we needed to have some internal discussions, which continued across this week. I’ll break the results of those talks out into a few bullets below. – We coordinated between engine…

The decision to stop the payouts for most storagenodes can be made in several hours, but to an official response is not there after more then 7 days … thats exactly what i am complaining about …

Most likely an instruction was passed down from senior management due to grave concern over the transport costs. It explains the quick implementation.

The held back percentage would need to be close to 100% while the node is growing, I have a node with 6TB of data and only 42$ held back. (it’s always had free space to grow) If you make the assumption that a node makes 2.5$ a month per TB of data stored, it wouldn’t earn anything for 5 months (100…

I’m not saying it should be changed this way. I’m just brainstorming how real costs and collateral can be matched.

Hi, I made more than 30$ in december, and have not been paid yet. I dont understand why, that would mean the fees were more than 7.5$… ?

L2 Payouts with Zksync Layer 2 support for SNO payouts

The old method with no change the wallet (current realization) payment will be working too after implementation?

So we have to change our wallet address in this case? and if so, what wallets might applicable to use other than web based ones.

Yes, but we think to make it permanent, if there would be a positive feedback. [image] ayaseen: So we have to change our wallet address in this case? and if so, what wallets might applicable to use other than web based ones. no. Only opt-in for zkSync (it uses the same wallet address, the on…

So aren’t you essentially making SNOs pay for the gas fees? Right now: Storj pays for the gas fees to transfer funds to our wallet. Using Zksync: Our payment is sent via L2 to our L2 wallet (much less fees for Storj). However, when SNOs want to transfer the storj out we need to pay gas to convert…

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