decentralized storage network
also referred to as: decentralized storage networks
8 statements across 3 episodes · 4 bullish · 2 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Apr 19, 2019 by Ali Yahya · across every show →
Everything said about decentralized storage network, oldest first
Apr 19, 2019 bearish
Yahya: Decentralized storage will not drastically cut costs for most uses
“So the reason that we need decentralized storage networks is not because they're going to reduce the price of storage by orders of magnitude. At least for most kinds of files and for most use cases, I don't believe that that'll be the case.”
Apr 19, 2019
Apr 19, 2019 positive
Apr 19, 2019 negative
Fish: Standard proofs of retrievability are impractical for decentralized storage networks
“But then when you start to talk about, you know, the economics of an entire decentralized storage network, it seems quite impractical to say, okay, well, you're a user. If you want to store your files in this network, then you have to constantly ping the netwo…”
Apr 19, 2019 positive
Yahya: Decentralized storage protocols guarantee fair rules and censorship resistance
“Then you end up having some of these additional properties that it's censorship resistant you can trust that, that that sort of the rules that make it a platform will stay the same or will stay fair because it's the control sort of by a, Body of representative…”
Apr 19, 2019 positive
Fish: Decentralized networks give anonymous devices Amazon-level cryptographic trust
“You don't have to spend, you know, millions of dollars on PR to you know, to garner a name like Amazon. Right. You just have a device. You join the network. Nobody knows who you are. But yet everybody should be able to have the same trust in you that they have…”
Apr 19, 2019
Fish: Storage networks must prevent nodes from deduplicating for profit
“And so if you take the perspective that nodes in a decentralized storage network are going to be, you know, acting not necessarily maliciously, but Rationally, and that if they could earn more dollars by saving a little bit of storage, and therefore destroying…”