SNOs with lots of data... How?

[GfTmbH]

That risk is really nothing to worry about.

@GfTmbH

Failure-domain illustration

Public forum data showed approximately 12,844 visible /24 blocks. Assume three professional operators each run 1,000 nodes across 1,000 /24s, evenly split among three independent host and storage failure domains.

If one host domain at each operator failed simultaneously, about 1,000 /24s—or 7.8% of the visible pool—would be affected. With 49 pieces and 29 required for reconstruction, a uniformly distributed segment would lose about 3.8 pieces on average and retain about 45. It must lose at least 21 pieces to become unrecoverable; under this simplified uniform model, the probability in the described outage is approximately 2 × 10⁻¹¹ per segment.