I don't know how accurate this chart is. Firstly the storage of the timechain will soon surpass 1TB. I have also found that due to the activity in the past few years that at least 8GB of RAM is required for IBD whereas 4GB used to be enough.
Seeing some of the comments he takes some shots at Core (That's Core, not Bitcoin). He also likes to tease that the cost of running a node will trend to zero over time.
I wouldn't be too confident either way. If we really get the world on a Bitcoin standard (as in settling onchain) or sh$tcoin traffic filling up blocks, storage costs could increase.
What do you think?
listen=1
and a piblic IP bind address, uploading many TBs of blocks per month is a mostly altruistic act -- The most trusted altruistic nodes are listed in the seed_lists which bitcoin core nodes use to find their first peers on initial startuplistenonion=1
which I am using and when I check upload and download then I see more less same amount data