Topic: [ANN] Sia - Decentralized Storage - page 198. (Read 1382196 times)
Based on the current price on 110 sat, is it profitable to host some files considering the costs associated with hardware and electricity, maintenance and others? Waiting for new news.
The price is down again . 
Anxiously awaiting the Obelisk update which 2 weeks ago was stated to be released in a "couple of weeks".
It feels like SIA has found it's floor above 100 sats and will go sideways for a bit until the next bull cycle which will probably be accompanied by some news and announcements.
We are all hoping it has found a floor. I'm having the same sensation actually, it wouldn't make too much sense for the price to tank further...
i want to acquire some sia, but before i do that i need fully synced wallet, does anyone knows how much bandwidth will be required and how long will it take for client to fully sync?
The blockchain is about 7Gb. It takes about 3-4 days to download and verify blocks if you use a HDD disk, less than 5-10 hours on a SSD disk, and just a manual download and a couple of hours of verification if you do bootstrapping: https://siawiki.tech/daemon/bootstrapping_the_blockchain
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Introducing full-computer backup with Sia through the new Duplicati integration
https://blog.sia.tech/introducing-full-computer-backup-with-sia-through-the-new-duplicati-integration-62dd17cbcfb7
https://blog.sia.tech/introducing-full-computer-backup-with-sia-through-the-new-duplicati-integration-62dd17cbcfb7
i want to acquire some sia, but before i do that i need fully synced wallet, does anyone knows how much bandwidth will be required and how long will it take for client to fully sync?
This is currently my worse loss. Bought close to the peak.
I think FILEcoin destroyed it.
But there's still some good long term potential in SIA.
Amazon is making 10 billion a year from just their S3 servers. I'm a client and it costs me a fortune.
If SIA can create FAST, CHEAP cloud servers, it will be a win.
But I'm not that confident. This space will be crowded for sure. We've got Storj, etc...
I think FILEcoin destroyed it.
But there's still some good long term potential in SIA.
Amazon is making 10 billion a year from just their S3 servers. I'm a client and it costs me a fortune.
If SIA can create FAST, CHEAP cloud servers, it will be a win.
But I'm not that confident. This space will be crowded for sure. We've got Storj, etc...
Any news from minebox? Theay said it will be delivered for beta testers in september but i ve got nothing so far
Looks like shipping is about to be started or even it just started already: https://www.reddit.com/r/MineboxOS/comments/72zrta/welcome_to_mineboxos/
This is a picture of their warehouse: https://twitter.com/mineboxHQ/status/913357304631894016
It feels like SIA has found it's floor above 100 sats and will go sideways for a bit until the next bull cycle which will probably be accompanied by some news and announcements.
It's not our intention to keep Siacoin "affordable." We at Sia have no control over the Siacoin price, and hold less than 1% of all Siacoin in circulation. (Though we do hold the majority of Siafunds.)
As the price of Siacoin rises or falls, hosts adjust their prices. Obviously a more stable Siacoin price makes things easier for hosts and renters. But as the Siacoin price rises, hosts will decrease their storage prices in terms of Siacoin. (The opposite holds true if the Siacoin price falls).
Siacoin, unlike Bitcoin, is not a store of value – it is a utility coin. And inflation will decrease over time. https://siastats.info/supply_inflation.html. If Sia grows faster than its inflation, the price of the coin would likely increase.
True, and all people waiting for that. Have you any information about the growth of Sia. I see some partnershop with other coins and it could be great. But why not go to all companies who need storage?
Anryze have a partnership with you, is that?
We'll aggressively approach companies when ready. Software is about 2-3 months out before we can pursue production cold-storage rollouts. Then we will move to warm storage, and then hot storage.
For growth/stats and updates, see https://siahub.info (or https://siastats.info) and https://blog.sia.tech
It's not our intention to keep Siacoin "affordable." We at Sia have no control over the Siacoin price, and hold less than 1% of all Siacoin in circulation. (Though we do hold the majority of Siafunds.)
As the price of Siacoin rises or falls, hosts adjust their prices. Obviously a more stable Siacoin price makes things easier for hosts and renters. But as the Siacoin price rises, hosts will decrease their storage prices in terms of Siacoin. (The opposite holds true if the Siacoin price falls).
Siacoin, unlike Bitcoin, is not a store of value – it is a utility coin. And inflation will decrease over time. https://siastats.info/supply_inflation.html. If Sia grows faster than its inflation, the price of the coin would likely increase.
True, and all people waiting for that. Have you any information about the growth of Sia. I see some partnershop with other coins and it could be great. But why not go to all companies who need storage?
Anryze have a partnership with you, is that?
The amount of supply is too much, better to wait at the bottom until the time of purchase arrives.
Can you enlighten us when the supply will not be too much, even reduced by some amount perhaps? Any exact date, maybe?
Some arguments are just hillarious. Supply grows.
According to https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets Yunbi left the building. In a hurry, to my observation. Even BTCe seems to be more resilient.
The supply will not be going down lol circulating supply will be increasing everyday. The goal is to have a cost effective way to securely store and access information on the SIA network at a cost efficient rate.... That wont be happening with a very costly SIA coin price. SIA has great development and has big plans for the future but it doesnt make sense for the coin price, individually, to be high. If you want a solid long term investment... SIA is a great choice and that is why I am holding several million coins but dont expect major price swings unless it is due to intermittent pumps.
I've only ben in Crypto's for a few months and I've been reading and investing little here and there. I have some Sia coins. I have a question. If I understand correctly the objective is to possibly keep Sia affordable then is there something other than the "coin" itself I should look into investing witch is more profitable? I mean I believe in the project so I want to invest a little bit into it. At the same time if and when Sia takes off Do I want to be holding "Coins" or something else? Not sure if I'm explaining what I mean correctly?
It's not our intention to keep Siacoin "affordable." We at Sia have no control over the Siacoin price, and hold less than 1% of all Siacoin in circulation. (Though we do hold the majority of Siafunds.)
As the price of Siacoin rises or falls, hosts adjust their prices. Obviously a more stable Siacoin price makes things easier for hosts and renters. But as the Siacoin price rises, hosts will decrease their storage prices in terms of Siacoin. (The opposite holds true if the Siacoin price falls).
Siacoin, unlike Bitcoin, is not a store of value – it is a utility coin. And inflation will decrease over time. https://siastats.info/supply_inflation.html. If Sia grows faster than its inflation, the price of the coin would likely increase.
The amount of supply is too much, better to wait at the bottom until the time of purchase arrives.
Can you enlighten us when the supply will not be too much, even reduced by some amount perhaps? Any exact date, maybe?
Some arguments are just hillarious. Supply grows.
According to https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets Yunbi left the building. In a hurry, to my observation. Even BTCe seems to be more resilient.
The supply will not be going down lol circulating supply will be increasing everyday. The goal is to have a cost effective way to securely store and access information on the SIA network at a cost efficient rate.... That wont be happening with a very costly SIA coin price. SIA has great development and has big plans for the future but it doesnt make sense for the coin price, individually, to be high. If you want a solid long term investment... SIA is a great choice and that is why I am holding several million coins but dont expect major price swings unless it is due to intermittent pumps.
I've only ben in Crypto's for a few months and I've been reading and investing little here and there. I have some Sia coins. I have a question. If I understand correctly the objective is to possibly keep Sia affordable then is there something other than the "coin" itself I should look into investing witch is more profitable? I mean I believe in the project so I want to invest a little bit into it. At the same time if and when Sia takes off Do I want to be holding "Coins" or something else? Not sure if I'm explaining what I mean correctly?
Yes, you can buy a Siafund. I still think the tokens will gradually rise in price over time as the ecosystem grows. They rose too fast in the spring.
Thank you for the info. I checked it out and noticed that the price for 1 Siafund is around 3BTC I think I will stick with Siacoins lol. But I wanted to at least thank you for the info.
The amount of supply is too much, better to wait at the bottom until the time of purchase arrives.
Can you enlighten us when the supply will not be too much, even reduced by some amount perhaps? Any exact date, maybe?
Some arguments are just hillarious. Supply grows.
According to https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets Yunbi left the building. In a hurry, to my observation. Even BTCe seems to be more resilient.
The supply will not be going down lol circulating supply will be increasing everyday. The goal is to have a cost effective way to securely store and access information on the SIA network at a cost efficient rate.... That wont be happening with a very costly SIA coin price. SIA has great development and has big plans for the future but it doesnt make sense for the coin price, individually, to be high. If you want a solid long term investment... SIA is a great choice and that is why I am holding several million coins but dont expect major price swings unless it is due to intermittent pumps.
I've only ben in Crypto's for a few months and I've been reading and investing little here and there. I have some Sia coins. I have a question. If I understand correctly the objective is to possibly keep Sia affordable then is there something other than the "coin" itself I should look into investing witch is more profitable? I mean I believe in the project so I want to invest a little bit into it. At the same time if and when Sia takes off Do I want to be holding "Coins" or something else? Not sure if I'm explaining what I mean correctly?
Yes, you can buy a Siafund. I still think the tokens will gradually rise in price over time as the ecosystem grows. They rose too fast in the spring.
The amount of supply is too much, better to wait at the bottom until the time of purchase arrives.
Can you enlighten us when the supply will not be too much, even reduced by some amount perhaps? Any exact date, maybe?
Some arguments are just hillarious. Supply grows.
According to https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets Yunbi left the building. In a hurry, to my observation. Even BTCe seems to be more resilient.
The supply will not be going down lol circulating supply will be increasing everyday. The goal is to have a cost effective way to securely store and access information on the SIA network at a cost efficient rate.... That wont be happening with a very costly SIA coin price. SIA has great development and has big plans for the future but it doesnt make sense for the coin price, individually, to be high. If you want a solid long term investment... SIA is a great choice and that is why I am holding several million coins but dont expect major price swings unless it is due to intermittent pumps.
I've only ben in Crypto's for a few months and I've been reading and investing little here and there. I have some Sia coins. I have a question. If I understand correctly the objective is to possibly keep Sia affordable then is there something other than the "coin" itself I should look into investing witch is more profitable? I mean I believe in the project so I want to invest a little bit into it. At the same time if and when Sia takes off Do I want to be holding "Coins" or something else? Not sure if I'm explaining what I mean correctly?
The amount of supply is too much, better to wait at the bottom until the time of purchase arrives.
Can you enlighten us when the supply will not be too much, even reduced by some amount perhaps? Any exact date, maybe?
Some arguments are just hillarious. Supply grows.
According to https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets Yunbi left the building. In a hurry, to my observation. Even BTCe seems to be more resilient.
The supply will not be going down lol circulating supply will be increasing everyday. The goal is to have a cost effective way to securely store and access information on the SIA network at a cost efficient rate.... That wont be happening with a very costly SIA coin price. SIA has great development and has big plans for the future but it doesnt make sense for the coin price, individually, to be high. If you want a solid long term investment... SIA is a great choice and that is why I am holding several million coins but dont expect major price swings unless it is due to intermittent pumps.
The amount of supply is too much, better to wait at the bottom until the time of purchase arrives.
Can you enlighten us when the supply will not be too much, even reduced by some amount perhaps? Any exact date, maybe?
Some arguments are just hillarious. Supply grows.
According to https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets Yunbi left the building. In a hurry, to my observation. Even BTCe seems to be more resilient.
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