Clean breakdown
Open Nodes = the onramp, plug in, learn the flow, add capacity
SP Nodes = the backbone, higher bar, reliability first, rewards follow
Two lanes, one network. Start scrappy, graduate when your ops are boring and your uptime is a promise, not a hope
If you’re optimizing for learning, spin an Open Node today
If you’re optimizing for trust and yield, read the requirements twice, then over-provision once
Also: don’t underestimate ops. Monitoring, alerts, redundancy. Reliability is the moat
Who here runs both? What’s your real-world curve on hardware, bandwidth, audits, payout variance
Good step by BTFS making this explicit
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🔍 To address a frequent community question, we've outlined the differences between BTFS Open Nodes and Storage Provider (SP) Nodes.
▫️ Open Nodes: fundamental nodes anyone can freely deploy to join the network.
▫️ SP Nodes: high-performance validator nodes with strict requirements, designed for reliable storage and eligible for rewards.
🔗 Full comparison:
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