+ );
+}
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+import * as React from "react";
+export const faqQuestionsAnswers: Array<{
+ question: string;
+ answer: React.JSX.Element;
+}> = [
+ {
+ question: "How much storage do I need?",
+ answer: (
+ <>
+
+ A little bit of money can go a long way in data storage. As you can
+ see, a small amount of USD can purchase storage for thousands of
+ documents or hundreds of photos or songs.
+
+
+ Files of the same type (docs, jpegs, or mp3) will vary in sizes, but
+ in general: 1 document 0.31 MB (320KB); 1 HD Photo 2.5 MB; 3.5 minute
+ Song 3.5 MB; 1 minute HD video 100 MB.
+
+ Credits offers users the ability to pay via credit card instead of
+ using the AR Token. Credits represent a 1:1 value with the AR Token,
+ but are used solely to pay for uploads with ArDrive.
+
+ >
+ ),
+ },
+ {
+ question: "Is the price of data consistent?",
+ answer: (
+ <>
+
+ Not exactly. The Arweave network protocol is always adjusting the data
+ price to maintain sustainable, perpetual storage. The data price is
+ lowered as the network increases its overall capacity.
+
+
+ This can result in a fluctuating data price. However, for most files
+ these fluctuations would only increase or decrease costs by fractions
+ of a cent.
+
+ >
+ ),
+ },
+ {
+ question: "How do I know how big a file is?",
+ answer: (
+
+ In ArDrive, before any files are uploaded to the network, we calculate
+ their size and estimate the price to upload. Before it is paid for and
+ stored permanently, you must approve the upload. This ensures you are
+ only uploading the right data for the right price.
+
+ ),
+ },
+ {
+ question: "How do I use a credit card?",
+ answer: (
+
+ You can purchase Credits with your credit card in the web app from the
+ profile menu.
+