I just wish that there would be a decent degree of decentralization at play too.
I suppose whales have kind of “one system”, that they tune to the max. And if any of them drop for any reason, that’s not very good for the network.
Hopefully there’s at least some variability amongst whales in what kind of systems they use. But I suppose that with time, many of them will find a way, and gravitate to the similar kind. Cheapest VPS, best connection, etc.
FWIW, not that I’d consider myself a whale, (IMO that’s tens of thousands of nodes or more) I have variability and put quality service first.
Some examples:
Different redundant storage foundations: ZFS and hardware RAID. (RAID 10, considered the best for performance and redundancy)
Different models of hardware; mostly smaller machines which is more administrative overhead but less of an impact to the network if one’s taken down.
Multiple internet connections from different ISPs that offer service to my area.
Different OS stacks: Some machines run Debian directly, other larger machines run FreeBSD with Debian in VMs. (Pushing for more diversity)
In my opinion if Autonomi doesn’t pan out, humanity is absolutely cooked, so my priority is serving the network even over profiting from it, and I’ve made less profitable technical decisions in alignment with that belief. Maybe that’s why I’d be in a much better position if I had just put the infra capital into buying tokens instead of running nodes. (sorrowful lol)
I’ve been thinking some and I support that it would be good if the team recalculate the rewards until they find a good balance between size of the network and the supply of the token, to favor a healthy network and token economy.
if you find it, i’d be interested to know the total amount of coins emissioned for this purpose and timeframe.
I personally would have sold at least 50% of my emaid months ago if i was aware of this incentive emission rate. It seems an insane amount, especially if you consider initial investors from when omni maid was worth a lot more in .sats.
Back in the day if you held 10k maid you were considered a whale…
No clue, it just seems to be a set amount twice daily spread out across the nodes that respond correctly and paid twice daily to the account the nodes are using
I wish more details were given beyond the couple of times it was mentioned in relation to the network not being persistent yet
well yeah, but, even free btw can destroy the entire marketcap if large amounts are dumped into the liq. pool. If i had the hardware i would spawn up 100k nodes and sell 95% for profits, until there is no incentive left. That is risk free, passive income