What is Tapedrive?
A decentralized object store native to Solana that anchors writes on the Solana ledger and serves data through a high-speed tape network.
Is Tapedrive live today?
It is in active development. You can join the waitlist and follow progress.
What can I store?
Any object type, from small text and images to video, app bundles, and large datasets.
How is this different from Arweave or Filecoin?
Tapedrive is native to Solana and is built to be accessed inside Solana workflows. Incentives prioritize useful activity like writes and serving data rather than paying only for replication.
How is this different from IPFS?
IPFS is a content-addressing protocol without built-in economic persistence. Tapedrive anchors data on chain and adds incentives for ongoing storage and retrieval.
How is this different from S3?
S3 is centralized and trust-based. Tapedrive is decentralized and verifiable, designed to compose directly with on-chain applications.
What will storage cost?
Pricing is being designed to scale with usage and object size. Exact rates will be published with testnet details.
Who can run a node?
Anyone with reliable bandwidth, disk space, and a modern CPU. No specialized hardware is required.
How do node operators earn?
Operators earn from write fees, retrieval payments, and protocol rewards tied to correct proofs and availability.
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