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IPs don’t shift as rapidly as you think. Usually nodes go down/up based on if for example the owner is awake. People that want to build lists can ignore nodes they already saw in the last 6-24h. And they would have a lot of $$$. After negative reviews start rolling in more people would shut down their nodes. Each node they can find and make life hell for is another node that they won’t have to worry paying again.
You telling me, an ISP and data centre founder and owner what I think? Really? Negative reviews? You think there are reviews, you think there is information. You haven't understood anything. It's decentralised, with zero knowledge, nobody knows anything. Try to understand how it works before you tell me what's wrong with it, otherwise I'll be forced to adapt this meme to MYST πŸ˜‚ image
Each node has an ID. Someone that wants to build a list could connect to each node every 48h and pay a fee. Sure, you earned say 20 cents. What happens next is your node stops working for what people want it for. So people stop using your node, decreasing your total income. As this becomes widespread, people stop using Mysterium in general, and no one wants to use it because everyone has bad experiences. There are companies charging 6-digit sums per customer for IP data, and you think that this is too much for them.
The time to pivot to a permissionless protocol like Nostr was years ago. The next best time is now. Marketeers are usually selling dumb things to the masses which ironically makes them align with the same dumb masses than watching out for the future. Dumb people do dumb things.