How Will the Masternode As a Service (MASS) Model Could Grow and Evolve by 2021?

Do you know who accumulated the most wealth during the Gold Rush era? Thousands upon thousands of prospectors went looking for gold, hoping to solve their money-worries once and forever. Some became wealthy. But the majority went in vain.
There is a saying “you can mine for gold or you can sell pickaxes.” Businesses that sold pickaxes, wheelbarrows, tents, jeans, etc became very wealthy because people with money in their hands needed basic products.
What does a pickaxe shop has to do with a 24/7 passive income generating masternode?
Good question. And, the answer is — a lot…
You see, between now and 2021 someone will become very wealthy by figuring out the Masternode As A Service model. And, then milk it for all its worth.
Let’s first define what the Masternode As a Service is. MAAS is a model of the blockchain infrastructure where a service provider agrees to do the following:
- Automatically update a masternode without customer intervention
- The service is purchased on a subscription basis
- No software or hardware is required to install by the customer
Current state of the MAAS business
There are 4 types of Masternode As A Service providers on the market today (Fall 2018)
- Masternode Pools — pool operators offer shared, dedicated or private masternodes. Payments are sent out automatically. Besides receiving rewards after buying masternode shares — a shared masternode owner doesn’t do much because everything is done for him.
- Masternode Hosting providers — a hosting provider with a dedicated masternode support team. The difference between a masternode pool operator and masternode hosting provider is in the depth or level of service. Masternode hosting is usually very cheap. But you only get a working server for the price.
- Full service Masternode consultants — those guys a usually “hired guns” who know what it takes to deploy and maintain a large private masternode pool. Probably the most expensive option out there.
- Other — unclassified. They exist (and multiply) but we don’t know for sure what they might be doing
4 ways how MAAS could grow and change by the 2021
Well, large hosting providers could step in do exactly what Walmart does to small mom-and-pop shops — put them out of business. The author of the article doesn’t want to give transnational companies a single idea, so let’s leave it at that.
Masternode pools could just become popular again and continue serving its clients while competing on a cutthroat prices. That probably the only way masternode pools could grow.
Full service masternode consultants could potentially reap the most profits due to their flexibility and versatility. New crypto coins will need the infrastructure and support. New private investment pools will cry for professionals to maintain them.
All “other — unclassified” will keep everyone else excited and alert because no one knows (but wants to know) what they will come up with — be it a major fraud or something that could benefit the society.
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