Based on current data, the total number of BitTorrent addresses has exceeded 539 million, with over 56.9 million new users added this year. The average daily active users are 11.54 million, and monthly active users are 54.14 million, with significant growth on both Android and desktop platforms. It is no longer just a file sharing tool but has evolved into a large-scale distributed network primarily supporting AI computing and data distribution.

BTFS performed well this year, with peak total storage capacity exceeding 800 PB. Over 2 million nodes worldwide participated, completing 196 million storage contracts throughout the year, consuming over 8.3 billion BTT as network fees. For AI training and storage scenarios requiring large amounts of data, this distributed solution offers advantages in cost, reliability, and risk resistance.

Additionally, BTTC handled over $1.63 billion in cross-chain transaction volume throughout the year, mainly between TRON, Ethereum, and BSC, with high transaction efficiency. It provides a relatively smooth channel for the future flow of AI-related assets across different chains.

Overall, the development of BitTorrent in 2025 reflects a multi-layered ecosystem evolved from a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol. Its accumulated user base, storage resources, and cross-chain capabilities lay a foundation for its role in broader decentralized computing, data storage, and Web3 applications.

@justinsuntron @BitTorrent #TRONEcoStar