Clawhub Skill Bandwidth Income

Set up and monitor bandwidth-sharing nodes on Grass.io, Mysterium, Storj, and Honeygain to earn passive crypto income with automated alerts and ROI tracking.

bandwidth-income

Turn your unused internet bandwidth into passive crypto income. This skill helps you set up, monitor, and optimize bandwidth-sharing nodes across multiple networks.

What It Does

• Setup Grass.io, Mysterium Network, Storj, and Honeygain nodes via Docker
• Monitor node uptime and auto-restart on failure
• Track earnings across all platforms in one dashboard
• Alert via message when a node goes offline or earnings drop
• Calculate ROI based on your bandwidth and hardware costs

Supported Platforms

Platform	Type	Earnings	Setup
Grass.io	Bandwidth sharing	$100-1000/mo	Browser extension or Docker
Mysterium Network	VPN exit node	$10-200/mo	Docker, needs static IP
Storj	Decentralized storage	$5-100/mo	Docker, needs 500GB+ disk
Honeygain	Bandwidth sharing	$20-150/mo	App or Docker

Requirements

• Linux server or homelab (CT/VM works)
• Docker + docker-compose
• 1Mbps+ upload bandwidth
• Static or semi-static IP (Mysterium benefits most)
• For Storj: 500GB+ free disk space

Commands

setup <platform>

Sets up a bandwidth income node for the specified platform.

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setup grass       — Install Grass.io desktop node
setup mysterium   — Deploy Mysterium Network exit node
setup storj       — Configure Storj storage node
setup honeygain   — Deploy Honeygain container
setup all         — Deploy all platforms

Example:

"Set up a Mysterium node on CT 215" "Install Grass on my homelab server"

status

Check current status of all running nodes.

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status            — All nodes summary
status grass      — Grass.io node details
status mysterium  — Mysterium dashboard link + uptime
status storj      — Storj earnings + disk usage

earnings

Estimate and track earnings across platforms.

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earnings          — Current estimated monthly earnings
earnings history  — Past 30 days breakdown
earnings calc     — Calculator: enter bandwidth + disk → revenue estimate

monitor

Set up automated monitoring with alerts.

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monitor start     — Start monitoring all nodes (checks every 5 min)
monitor stop      — Stop monitoring
monitor logs      — View recent monitoring events

restart <platform>

Restart a specific node.

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restart grass
restart mysterium
restart all

Quick Start (5 minutes)

Option 1: Grass.io (Easiest, no static IP needed)

bash

# Desktop node — run on any Linux with display, or headless via Xvfb
docker run -d \
  --name grass-node \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  -e GRASS_USER=[e-mail] \
  -e GRASS_PASS=yourpassword \
  mrcolorrain/grass:latest

# Check status
docker logs grass-node --tail 20

Requirements: Grass.io account (free), residential IP preferred.

Option 2: Mysterium Network (Best per-MB earnings)

bash

# 1. Get a Mysterium wallet first: my.mystnodes.com
# 2. Deploy the node:
docker run -d \
  --name mysterium-node \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  --cap-add NET_ADMIN \
  -p 4449:4449 \
  -v ~/.mysterium:/root/.mysterium \
  mysteriumnetwork/myst:latest \
  service --agreed-terms-and-conditions

# 3. Claim your node:
# Visit: http://YOUR_SERVER_IP:4449
# Enter your wallet address from my.mystnodes.com

Requirements: Static/semi-static IP, port 4449 open, ERC-20 wallet.

Option 3: Storj (If you have spare disk)

bash

# 1. Create account at storj.io + generate auth token
# 2. Deploy:
docker run -d \
  --name storj-node \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  -p 28967:28967 \
  -p 14002:14002 \
  -e WALLET="0xYOUR_ETH_WALLET" \
  -e EMAIL="[e-mail]" \
  -e ADDRESS="YOUR_PUBLIC_IP:28967" \
  -e STORAGE="500GB" \
  -v /path/to/storj/data:/app/identity \
  -v /path/to/storj/storage:/app/config \
  storjlabs/storagenode:latest

Requirements: 500GB free disk, port 28967 open, eth wallet.

Docker Compose (All-in-one)

yaml

version: "3.8"
services:
  grass:
    image: mrcolorrain/grass:latest
    container_name: grass-node
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - GRASS_USER=${GRASS_EMAIL}
      - GRASS_PASS=${GRASS_PASSWORD}
    
  mysterium:
    image: mysteriumnetwork/myst:latest
    container_name: mysterium-node
    restart: unless-stopped
    cap_add:
      - NET_ADMIN
    ports:
      - "4449:4449"
    volumes:
      - mysterium_data:/root/.mysterium
    command: service --agreed-terms-and-conditions

  honeygain:
    image: honeygain/honeygain:latest
    container_name: honeygain-node
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - HONEYGAIN_EMAIL=${HONEYGAIN_EMAIL}
      - HONEYGAIN_PASS=${HONEYGAIN_PASSWORD}
      - HONEYGAIN_DEVICE=homelab-01

volumes:
  mysterium_data:

Earnings Calculator

Platform	100Mbps Upload	50Mbps Upload	10Mbps Upload
Grass.io	$150-400/mo	$80-200/mo	$20-60/mo
Mysterium	$30-100/mo	$15-50/mo	$5-15/mo
Storj	$10-50/mo	$10-50/mo	$10-50/mo
Honeygain	$20-80/mo	$10-40/mo	$3-12/mo
Total	$210-630/mo	$115-340/mo	$38-137/mo

Estimates based on community reports as of Feb 2026. Actual earnings vary.

Monitoring Script

bash

#!/bin/bash
# bandwidth-monitor.sh — check all nodes and alert on failure

check_container() {
  local name=$1
  local status=$(docker inspect --format='{{.State.Status}}' $name 2>/dev/null)
  if [ "$status" != "running" ]; then
    echo "ALERT: $name is $status — restarting..."
    docker start $name
    # openclaw message send "⚠️ $name node went down, restarted automatically"
    return 1
  fi
  echo "✅ $name: running"
}

check_container grass-node
check_container mysterium-node
check_container storj-node
check_container honeygain-node

Notes

• Residential IPs earn more on Grass.io than datacenter/VPS IPs
• Mysterium requires you to stake MYST tokens to unlock higher earnings
• Storj earnings grow over time as your node builds reputation
• Multiple nodes on same IP may reduce per-node earnings on some platforms
• Always check platform ToS before running on VPS/cloud providers

Privacy & Safety

• These platforms share your IP as an exit node or bandwidth relay
• Use a dedicated machine/container, not your primary workstation
• Mysterium traffic is encrypted end-to-end; you don't see user data
• Consider running on a separate VLAN if security is a concern