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Ads are even more unreliable with peer to peer than with regular Youtube.

However, you could make money like many professional youtubers: sponsorships for companies. Getting a sponsorship requires a certain amount of fame and viewers in the first place, though. It'd be near impossible to start a Youtube-like career, but for existing Youtubers who can use this system as a secondary/alternative video host, the problem wouldn't be so big.

There's also more direct payments like either BAT, or what Nebula is doing. But that's harder to realistically achieve than sending ads to everyone.

> how are you going to replace the ad money and the viewers?

ads can be implemented but I'm not sure why you are saying that you couldn't get viewers...

network effect, as in people networks, not traffic networks.

Don’t have ads.

(BA)Nano or similar crypto currencies? I am also a proponent of the bitclout concept to being able to purchase creator coins.

Is that a nano fork? No thanks.

What are your concerns? I find it interesting, because there is a vibrant community and it Banano specifically ties into Folding at Home (FAH).