Do Tor relays require to have a static IP to be used as guard/middle/exit node?
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would lots of relays which change their IP every 24h be helpful or slow the network down?
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Generally it's not a good idea to have a major chunk of Tor under any *one* entity's control. But try bridges?
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I trust myself and won't use it for deanonymizing Tor users. Atm Tor heavily lacks guards and exits.
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still introduces a single point of failure. afaik guards are assigned randomly. exits are needed though.
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it's not a single point of failure, only a single point of control. exits are not needed for hidden service.
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a single point of control *is* a single point of failure when the adversary gains control over it.