LinkMarket cost per call

0.1 link per job. That’s 0.1 link to retrieve reliable market data for a basic smart contract via the alpha vantage API. Is this a preliminary trial pricing? I can't find anything in the white paper about call scaling, I know link is divisible to 18 decimals - just trying to wrap my head around this because functionally, .1 link per call only works if the token remains relatively cheap, even at current value 0.1 link per call is pushing it in terms of affordability AT SCALE.

Are there any brains left here to explain how this is going to play out?

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1,000,000 EOY

here is the official answer

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basically it will be dynamic in the future, node operators can ask to be paid in USD, and the SC will convert that amount to link on request

This retort makes me snug as a pajeet in a street.

Ask in the official LP telegram fren

t.me/linkpoolio

thanks based user

wait this actually doesn't address the question of why it is set at .1 link per call and how this will adjust/scale in the future?
Dynamic based on what? I'm assuming it should scale to the size of the network, ie, more nodes = cheaper calls? But I'm looking for some official/tech documentation on this because I really don't know, guess I should head to telegram

you literally answered your own question how fucking dumb are you

Also this

market.link/fees