2026-01-06 21:21:33

Looking at the recent price wars in the decentralized storage field, it's quite interesting. Several mainstream solutions have presented cost data for comparison, and the differences are indeed significant.

Filecoin's average annual cost is around $200 per TB, Arweave is more expensive, costing $3,500. But a new entrant used Red-Stuff technology to cut costs to $50, directly reducing the original cost by 1/80. This price advantage is no small feat.

The technical support is also evident—4 to 5 times data replication factor ensures that availability is not compromised, guaranteeing reliability. Plus, with a deflationary mechanism and deep integration with the Sui ecosystem, this solution truly offers good value for money.

With such a clear cost advantage, the market performance moving forward is worth watching. However, competition in the decentralized storage track is really fierce.

FIL-0,52%

AR-2,3%

SUI-0,4%

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MEVHunter

· 01-08 01:19

yo wait, 1/80 cost ratio? that's either absolute game-changer or textbook baiting move... red-stuff tech feels like nobody's really audited the reliability angle yet ngl

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HashBrownies

· 01-06 21:51

$50 for 1TB? What kind of black technology is this? Filecoin has been directly crushed. Is Red-Stuff reliable? It feels too fantastic. Wait, is the Sui ecosystem integration another self-promotion by a certain project team? But on the other hand, with the storage price war reaching this level, ordinary users might actually be able to get some benefits. Will this new project survive the next bear market? I remain skeptical. A 1/80 cost advantage sounds a bit unbelievable. I have a feeling there might be a catch.

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LiquidationOracle

· 01-06 21:50

$50 per TB? Is this data a bit exaggerated? It feels like the usual marketing spiel of a new project.

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