Nope, I'm definitely not using traditional business models. You're just building a strawman here.

What I'm trying to ask you is - why would somebody choose to use Safecoins and Storj coins when they can just use Safecoins?
Why would somebody use Ether and Storj coins for computation* instead of just ether?

Money is the ultimate network effect creator and if you don't have a specific value proposition I don't see why you would have a long lasting project here. If your value added is a front end for all those functions which includes the additional complexity of using one more token, then this doesn't compute at all...
Not to mention that having one front-end to include all these functions is going to be a nightmare of a UX.
i'm rather inclined to believe that there are going to be individual apps that are going to be very specialized and easy to use and they are going to be built on top of MaidSafe and Ethereum using their respective tokens.

I'm trying to invest in projects like Storj, that is why I'm doing this. So I would really love for you to help me understand your point of view here. What is the special value that Storj is going to add that MaidSafe and Ethereum aren't going to be able to have?



*which doesn't even sound right since ethereums value proposition is not computing - it's the turing complete language used to create contracts which can only be enforced on the Ethereum network and fueled by ether. Computing is going to be very expensive on Ethereum