Satoshi's explanation should be disseminated to all broadband service providers. What do you think? 'S Tominaga (Aka Dr Craig Wright) @ @CsTominaga - With the network processing a total of 1 billion transactions per second, the total revenue generated across the ecosystem at a fee of 1,000th of a cent per transaction is 10,000 dollars every second. This results in a total daily network revenue of 864 million dollars. When this total is divided among a cluster of 10 nodes, each node receives a daily revenue share of 86.4 million dollars. This income scale completely transforms the economic profile of the infrastructure, turning the massive hardware requirements into a highly profitable enterprise. The cost to operate each of these nodes remains at approximately 13.1 million dollars per day to account for the 21.6 petabytes of daily data ingestion and the 200-day rolling storage of 4.32 exabytes. By subtracting this operational overhead from the 86.4 million dollars in daily revenue, each node generates a net daily profit of 73.3 million dollars. This means that even with the most expensive high-performance AWS configurations and massive bandwidth demands, each node maintains an exceptionally strong profit margin while serving as a backbone for the global data economy. On an annual basis, the numbers reach a scale that defines a new class of industrial utility. Each individual node in the 10-node cluster earns 31.5 billion dollars in gross revenue per year. After accounting for the 4.77 billion dollars in yearly AWS infrastructure costs, each node brings in a net annual profit of 26.73 billion dollars. Collectively, the 10-node cluster generates a total net profit of 267.3 billion dollars a year, proving that the infrastructure required to sustain 1 billion transactions per second is not just viable, but one of the most lucrative assets ever conceived. In time... there are no other options.'