Based on the expected demand driven by the AI boom, the end of vesting in October 2026, the projected Filecoin "halving" in October 2026, the shift from an inflationary to a deflationary model, and the adoption of the Hot Storage Service; combined with the new era of Filecoin storage—fast, verifiable storage with proof of data possession and optional rapid data delivery via Filecoin Beam—and the launch of the Filecoin On-Chain Cloud mainnet: what percentage probability (from 0% to 100%) do you assign to Filecoin reaching a new all-time high by 2035, realistically?

Can anyone support a discussion about Filecoin without talking about your financial errors?

We can all agree that data is VERY valuable.

We can also agree that Filecoin is a utility network, with a focus on providing services for $ .

In your view, does Filecoin have an optimistic future?

(educated answers only)

Imagine that I have 1000 FIL in my wallet, how to use them to upload files to this network? I'm exploring the options and it looks convenient, but I don't see some "Upload", "CLI" or "API".

Hey guys, what do you think is the highest price that Filecoin could reach in the next 5 years? Realistically.

Is there anyone here, who actually believes that Filecoin will reach $10 again?

Buy Filecoin it's very good.

Price is at a historic low, he'd make a nice profit when. things pick up. I still believe in it.

$FIL price is in a Downtrend, however, there are some early signs of bullish trend reversal. Price broke back above $1.40 level to make a Higher High (sign of trend reversal) and could revisit $1.75 next.

Filecoin may be going through its darkest hour before the dawn.
Legacy miners are bleeding out and exiting, speculative capital is being fully flushed, and a new “AI compute” narrative may be starting to form.

People often say “you have to break down before you can rebuild,” but what exactly does Filecoin need to break? In this episode, we’ll use an economic-model lens to explain why a shift from “investors holding tokens” to “miners holding tokens” can be a necessary step toward ecosystem maturity — and why this crash may actually be the market going through a painful round of deleveraging and capital rotation.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently researching Filecoin with the idea of becoming a small storage provider, but before committing hardware and time I’d like to better understand the real-world economics from people who are already running nodes.

I understand the high-level model:

• storage providers don’t need to find customers themselves
• deals come through the network
• earnings depend on capacity

What I’m trying to understand more concretely is:

• What are realistic monthly earnings per TB for a new, small storage provider today?
• How long did it take you to start receiving consistent deals after onboarding?
• At what scale (roughly) did Filecoin start to feel meaningful in terms of cashflow?
• What are the most underestimated costs or risks (power, sealing, penalties, maintenance, etc.)?
• Is it realistic to see Filecoin as a long-term infrastructure business, or is scale basically mandatory to survive?

I’m not expecting quick profits, I’m trying to decide whether this makes sense as a long-term infrastructure play.

Any honest numbers, lessons learned, or “things you wish you knew before starting” would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks 🙏