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It's a great idea and challenging YouTube's monopoly is noble, but I don't see how the economics work out.

It's a great idea and challenging YouTube's monopoly is noble, but I don't see how the economics work out. The current pricing [1] charges $20/month for videos up to 20 minutes of video, which is reasonable but still far too expensive for most people to use. It's a great first step, but I struggle to see who this would be used by. So far Bluesky seems to be the only decentralized platform that's broken into the mainstream, and it'll only be more difficult for the video market. - [1]: https://micro.blog/about/pricing

Posted by mnemonet on Nov 12, 2025, 3:56 PM

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It's a great idea and challenging YouTube's monopoly is noble, but I don't see how the economics work out.

mnemonetNov 12, 2025, 3:56 PM

It's a great idea and challenging YouTube's monopoly is noble, but I don't see how the economics work out. The current pricing [1] charges $20/month for videos up to 20 minutes of video, which is reasonable but still far too expensive for most people to use. It's a great first step, but I struggle to see who this would be used by. So far Bluesky seems to be the only decentralized platform that's broken into the mainstream, and it'll only be more difficult for the video market. - [1]: https://micro.blog/about/pricing

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