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The reason is quite simple and obvious
Decentralized storage use less money to operate their servers compared to centralized storage the examples you have mentioned are all big names large corporations are expensive because they are operating on a large scale hence why their services are much more expensive than the centralized ones
Decentralized storage use less money to operate their servers compared to centralized storage the examples you have mentioned are all big names large corporations are expensive because they are operating on a large scale hence why their services are much more expensive than the centralized ones
I believe the primary reason is not the cost of the service, but rather the marketing. Google, Amazon, Dropbox, and Apple invest billions of dollars to lure users into subscribing. Almost all of them end up utilizing less than what they pay for, such as 30% of a 1TB subscription.
How can it be at the $30k mark if the mining price, after halving, will be $36k? I believe we might see Bitcoin surpassing the $30k threshold if something significant occurs again with top crypto markets, such as Binance.
Hello, everyone. Over the past two years, I have purchased 120 XCH, and my average buying price remains at $184. The developers have decided against conducting an ICO in both 2022 and 2023, opting instead for the transition from energy-efficient coin farming to regular GPU mining (plots that required for proof are now created on GPUs). My question is whether it is worth waiting for this year or the Bram Cohen's coin have no chances against altcoins like ETH and Sol ant it's time to record a losses?
To be honest, I would not not use my whole $1,000,000 to invest in Altcoins. This is so risky as you never know the possibility of making profits. Altcoins are damn so risky especially the new ones so it's best I either split the money into 4 or 3 parts the bigger portion goes for Bitcoin then the others go for different Altcoins. When dealing with Altcoins you don't need to put all your eggs in one basket.
I believe that investing in altcoins is akin to angel investing in startups, whereas investing in Bitcoin is more comparable to investing in Apple. The potential for capital growth is greater with altcoins, but the associated risks are significantly higher than those in Bitcoin.
So my lists:
64 ETH to become validator $160k
$200k NEAR
$140k Solana
$100k XRP
$100k Link
$100k Atom
$50k SEI
$50k AVAX
$50k TON