Question on ads alternative - direct pay per view?

Just had an idea, wanted to discuss.

Going off this (might not be 100% accurate):

https://www.pipiads.com/blog/pay-per-view-ads-for-my-website/

Over the past 18 months, I have earned a total of $900 from AdSense ads on tonyflorida.com. This amount is based on approximately 150,000 page views and nearly 600,000 ad impressions. On average, my page RPM (revenue per thousand page views) is $6.16. The impression RPM, which is the revenue per thousand ad impressions, is $1.51.

Okay, so that's 6.16 per 1000 views, 0.0062 per view. Of course this guy and many others are losing the game because of ad blockers, even google now youtubes customers' CPUs as a retaliation.

So here's the pitch:

Browser extension that recognises certain code on the web site and pays its author an equivalent of $0.005-0.01, let's just for simplicity's sake say ETH. As a result, you as a user get NO ADS at all.

Looking at another quite-low-credibility-article:

https://bloggingwizard.com/website-statistics/

1. On average internet users in the US visit over 130 web pages per day
   

Websites are a staple part of the average person’s day. In the US, the average internet user browses over 100 different web pages on a daily basis.

So that gives 130 * 30.5 = 3965 page views per month, multiplied by 0.008 (just average out-of-my butt number) per page view, that would be about $30 per month, browsing completely ad-free internet.

Would it make sense or I'm just talking shit here?

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