This seems a smart approach during beginning stage of the datacenters getting established, to avoid risks of token price and speculation affecting node providers, I really like this concept. But for how long the Dfinity foundation will be able to keep up the payouts in a way which will cover worldwide datacenter expansion? It is an extremely costly business, to try and incentivize ALL the node operators, like AWS/Netflix etc’ are paying all their bills. As it grows, the network will become too expensive for all current circulating supply of ICP, to maintain, even if the foundation has large reserves of both cash and ICP tokens, what is the current prognosis for sustaining the growing network financially if there will be not enough Cycles demand in the short term? (let’s say 1-2 years, more nodes up than demand to use canisters and pay for all that)