BitTorrent is the most easily overlooked yet indispensable part of the TRON ecosystem.

When talking about the TRON ecosystem in the past, the first reaction was often: TRX, USDD, JustLend, SunSwap. These are certainly important, but BitTorrent is the kind of thing that you initially think is unimportant, only to later realize that it quietly supports the existence of the underlying infrastructure.

I remember first paying attention to BitTorrent because of its BTFS. Web3 has been talking about "decentralized storage" for so many years, but there are actually very few companies that are really doing it, and BitTorrent is one of those low-profile players.

Its BTFS is a complete decentralized alternative to IPFS. In 2025, data backup and NFT storage for some emerging projects within the ecosystem will actually be using this set of BTFS solutions at the core.

There is another role that is often overlooked, BTTC. Its existence has transformed TRON from an "independent ecosystem" into a "multi-chain relay station."

You can bridge assets from a variety of mainstream chains to TRON, enjoying TRON's high performance and low fees. And this chain is supported by BTTC.

Moreover, speaking of BTT, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding it, but looking at it today, it serves as a value symbol that connects BTFS and BTTC. You will also need to use BTT to pay for storage, cross-chain transactions, and even future resource distribution.

If everyone has time to compare the data, they will find that BitTorrent's own user base actually provides TRON with a natural "entry-level traffic."

I have always believed that the secret to TRON's success, apart from its rapidly growing financial ecosystem, is its willingness to cultivate the underlying layers in places that are not visible.

And BitTorrent is the most easily underestimated piece of the TRON system.

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