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2) I mean, I could provide you an invoice to pay. How much money to you want to send me ?

Is that the only way it works? You can't just provide something like an open ended address that I can send how ever much I want to? If not than that's probably why no one responded to my call.

Not only that, but also the recipient needs to be online when the transaction is made.

Not only that, but also on the internet, the host needs to be online when the webpage is visited. That means, if people want to have a webpage, they can never turn off their computers.

Indeed. Which is a contributing factor to the situation that a typical person does not host a website upon their computer. Indeed, this is such a woeful state of affairs that the majority of websites -- regardless of who owns them -- are hosted on a comparatively centralized set of specialized for-profit server farms.

Filecoin is about the only real plausible proposal to solve that centralization you are talking about and it's proposal would still require hosts to be online to serve content.