@try_limitless Decentralized storage networks must contend with data laws and performance. Increasing global data compliance requirements ( GDPR-style rules) could complicate how and where Filecoin stores data, possibly deterring some users. Technically, Filecoin’s proof mechanism and block times may lag centralized clouds in speed/reliability. limitless Delays or bugs in upgrades (like the planned Proof-of-Data-Possession) could also undermine confidence. (Notably, a recent report suggests the upcoming PDP feature will improve trust, but any delay is a risk.) Economics and Token Supply. FIL’s tokenomics could work against price. Originally 70% of FIL was locked under vesting, meaning new tokens flood the market over time. limitless Unlike capped coins, FIL issuance depends on miner rewards tied to network growth. If network usage doesn’t rise as fast as supply, selling pressure could persist. Also, Filecoin does not burn fees, so there’s no on-chain deflation mechanism – every storage deal simply shifts tokens from clients to miners, without a net reduction in circulation. https://limitless.exchange/