This is what I wrote about back in 2021 if you want to take a look:

Medium

Decentralize Social Media

by Ross Ulbricht

The basic idea is that users would pay for content delivery, but it would happen under the hood at the protocol level and be super cheap and plentiful because of node competition (I called them "content servers" back then). Your average user wouldn't know or care about it, wouldn't have to shop around for private nodes or run their own.

The average user should know about relays, even if they don't care. Everyone should have exposure to the knowledge that allows for recourse if/when they're censored. If leveraged well, that's a big part of what makes Nostr interesting and unique, too, which is where business could thrive.

Glad to see you in this space. Do feel Nostr, has a chance at long term success?

What you're describing is very similar to NIP90 data vending machines:

NIP90 - NIP-90 - Data Vending Machine

Read more about the NIP90 on {{appUrl}} - NIP-90 - Data Vending Machine

"This NIP defines the interaction between customers and Service Providers for performing on-demand computation. Money in, data out."

Nice 'greed' typo

The idea seems similar to what @Keychat is building

For the love of god, please say "good morning" to @TKay!