True growth of the ecosystem is never built solely on waves of short-term hype. The key lies in whether content and information can continuously circulate, be reused, and spread multiple times over time.

Relying on centralized platform recommendation algorithms will have growth choked by others' rules. But what if we change the perspective? Hand over distribution rights to the network itself. The more participants, the more stable it becomes, and it can also generate compound effects.

The value of BitTorrent lies here — it turns "long-term reach" into infrastructure. Making content and information harder to suppress, allowing community experiences to gradually sediment into tradable assets. For ecosystems like TRON, this is the critical switch that transforms short-term hype into sustainable scale. The power of distributed systems ultimately means giving the initiative of growth back to the participants.