Why hasn't a viable competitor emerged? How hard would it be to start one?
Why hasn't a viable competitor emerged? How hard would it be to start one?
John Rivera
Hunter Walker
pretty hard
Anthony Moore
extremely hard
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James Garcia
You would need to convince investors (for storage) they will actually make money through it.
Daniel Brown
>Why hasn't a viable competitor emerged?
network effect
>How hard would it be to start one?
like the other anons said, extremely difficult
Hudson Collins
the arab billionaires are so dumb with their oil money
if I was a sheik i would start a competitor for every online service out there. go ahead, sue me, see if i give a shit
Jason Perez
get this: starting a competitor doesn't imply creating a competitor
Gabriel Stewart
Odysee, it will have cash payment options and ads soon.
They don't want to take a cut but how else will they survive; their cryptocurrency is dead.
Asher Baker
checked
Luis Ross
You can rent 100Tb for $500 a month, you can start from 1Tb for $5 and increase as needed.
Then when it strarts generating enough profit move to your own datacenter, the thing I would be more worried about is bandwidth, I don't think it's that easy to get over 10gbps.