Where can we buy Storj except Polo?
We are talking with some other exchanges. We expect to have 1-2 more soonish.https://bittrex.com is a good choice, many guys use this exchange and fell well.
bittrex avoid all bitcoin 2.0 assets.
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https://bittrex.com is a good choice, many guys use this exchange and fell well.
bittrex avoid all bitcoin 2.0 assets.
Where can we buy Storj except Polo?
We are talking with some other exchanges. We expect to have 1-2 more soonish.https://bittrex.com is a good choice, many guys use this exchange and fell well.
Where can we buy Storj except Polo?
We are talking with some other exchanges. We expect to have 1-2 more soonish. 
Hey guys, what's the estimate for a gigabyte of space? I want to farm out my hard drives too.
I think this page: http://driveshare.org/
has all the details for the prices paid for different amount of space shared.
Those are quoting dropbox rates, google drive, one drive, box.net and amazon cloud drive. That's not how much people will pay us, they will pay less, otherwise they will go with dropbox.
Dropbox needs actual storage. They can buy hard drives or buy space from Amazon service or from Storj
Where can we buy Storj except Polo?
I think Poloniex is the only exchange which currently lists SJCX . Never came across another exchcnage offering it. 
Where can we buy Storj except Polo?
Storj on Epicenter Bitcoin - Audio version @SoundCloud:
Shawn Wilkinson: Storj and the Decentralization of the Cloud
Shawn Wilkinson: Storj and the Decentralization of the Cloud
The latest Storj development and community updates are available on our forum:
Storj News - October 14th, 2014
Storj News - October 14th, 2014
A simple question, can we rent our free disk space now? I participated the IPO.
Posted nine days ago...https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9083829
Development is well underway and things are coming into place nicely.
We don't have a date yet for the early DriveShare beta reserved to our crowdsale contributors but we will make announcements on all our Social Media Channels, Newsletter and Forum.
We don't have a date yet for the early DriveShare beta reserved to our crowdsale contributors but we will make announcements on all our Social Media Channels, Newsletter and Forum.
Looking forward!
A simple question, can we rent our free disk space now? I participated the IPO.
The comparison is silly for a large number of reasons. $10/mo doesn't include any redundancy. Dropbox is stored on s3, which uses triple redundancy. That brings your theoretical return down to $3.33 per month. But most dropbox users don't use anywhere close to a terabyte, so those that don't use it means dropbox can lower the price.
I think a realistic assumption for how much money you will get per TB is in the $2-$5/mo range. Probably closest to $3, but we won't really know until there's a market.
It also depends on the service. Dropbox is just one example aimed at personal users. EMC, a multi-billion dollar corporate cloud storage provider, charges about $3,000 per TB. I think a realistic assumption for how much money you will get per TB is in the $2-$5/mo range. Probably closest to $3, but we won't really know until there's a market.
Checkout the latest Storj interviews below:
- Live Hangout with Shawn Wilkinson at Epicenter Bitcoin “Shawn Wilkinson: Storj, Crowdfunding and Decentralised Autonomous Apps” available on YouTube.
- Interview with Shawn Wilkinson at Freedom's Phoenix available on SoundCloud and MetaDisk.
The comparison is silly for a large number of reasons. $10/mo doesn't include any redundancy. Dropbox is stored on s3, which uses triple redundancy. That brings your theoretical return down to $3.33 per month. But most dropbox users don't use anywhere close to a terabyte, so those that don't use it means dropbox can lower the price.
I think a realistic assumption for how much money you will get per TB is in the $2-$5/mo range. Probably closest to $3, but we won't really know until there's a market.
I think a realistic assumption for how much money you will get per TB is in the $2-$5/mo range. Probably closest to $3, but we won't really know until there's a market.
Hey guys, what's the estimate for a gigabyte of space? I want to farm out my hard drives too.
I think this page: http://driveshare.org/
has all the details for the prices paid for different amount of space shared.
Those are quoting dropbox rates, google drive, one drive, box.net and amazon cloud drive. That's not how much people will pay us, they will pay less, otherwise they will go with dropbox.
If I was to share some amount of space for this, then will I be expected to keep the drive online for 24hrs? or will it be multiple drives all over the world who will be having the same data and the online ones will be used for data access?
Hey guys, what's the estimate for a gigabyte of space? I want to farm out my hard drives too.
I think this page: http://driveshare.org/
has all the details for the prices paid for different amount of space shared.
Hey guys, what's the estimate for a gigabyte of space? I want to farm out my hard drives too.
Ok, ETA under 1 month? I'm really excited for this.
We are all excited about what's coming, including us
But seen that this is a whole new project trying to achieve something that hasn't been done before there is still a lot of work to do to get it right.
There will be an early beta release to our crowdsale supporters first, that will allow us to test things and fix issues as they come up.
We don't have a release date set but we'll make sure to announce it when we get closer via our Social Media channels, our Newsletter and our Forum.
Bear with us, our dev team is hard at work and you can check progress is being done daily on our GitHub repository.
Ok, ETA under 1 month? I'm really excited for this.
Building a computer with the sole purpose of farming hard drives. I think I'm going to start with 3tb, and I will roi in 13.3 months, but if I get 6tb I can roi in 8.3 months. Decisions...
EDIT: I cut out the CPU to a celeron, cutting off 60$ from the price, so I can roi a bit faster. I would like to save money on the OS, and will linux be fully supported?
EDIT: I cut out the CPU to a celeron, cutting off 60$ from the price, so I can roi a bit faster. I would like to save money on the OS, and will linux be fully supported?
There will be binaries for all major OSs including Linux, Windows and OS X. So it will run on as many computers as possible
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