BitTorrent is one of the largest decentralized C2C file sharing platforms.

In 2018, BitTorrent was acquired by the Tron Foundation and relaunched as a decentralized C2C platform on the Tron blockchain. The platform has added various new tools and has also integrated the TRC-10 token BitTorrent (BTTC) to provide incentives for network participants.

How does BitTorrent work?

The BitTorrent platform was originally founded by Bram Cohen and David Harrison to facilitate Internet users to share entertainment content such as movies and music. Instead of storing all content on a single server, BitTorrent stores files and data in a decentralized manner on users' computers. When users download a file, they will receive fragments (torrents) of the file from multiple information sources within the network, and then they can stay connected to the BitTorrent network and transfer the file to other users as a "seeder".

In the BitTorrent network, anyone who has a complete file can become a "seeder". The more seeders a file has, the faster it can be downloaded. However, the network lacks incentives for users to stay connected after downloading files. To increase file transfer speeds, BitTorrent launched an upgraded version of the BitTorrent protocol and adopted the native cryptocurrency BTTC

BitTorrent is a unique project that uses blockchain technology and cryptocurrency to revolutionize its existing C2C file sharing platform. Compared with traditional C2C file sharing platforms, BitTorrent is more decentralized, less expensive and more efficient. In the future, the BitTorrent team hopes to add more use cases for BTTC tokens and support more DApp functions. BitTorrent will be an attractive tool for developers who want to launch DApps with file sharing and storage functions.

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