BitTorrent

BitTorrent Token (BTT) is a cryptocurrency built on top of the TRON blockchain that extends the long-standing BitTorrent peer-to-peer file-transfer network with economic incentives. The protocol is designed to let users share networking bandwidth and storage resources with one another, addressing the problem that traditional peer-to-peer networks give participants no financial reason to seed files or contribute resources. It is aimed at anyone who already uses BitTorrent-style software as well as developers building decentralized storage and data-transfer applications.

BTT is a TRC-10 token, a standard issued directly on the TRON blockchain rather than through a smart contract. Inside the BitTorrent ecosystem it functions as a medium of exchange: users can offer BTT to peers in return for faster download speeds through a feature called BitTorrent Speed, and resource providers receive tokens in return for contributing bandwidth and storage. The token is also listed across multiple other chains including the BNB Chain and Ethereum ecosystems, meaning it can move between environments through bridging mechanisms.

The data provided does not include a measurable fee stream flowing through the protocol; no revenue or fee figures appear in the stored metrics. The total value locked stands at approximately 238,986 USD on a point-in-time basis, which places the market-cap-to-TVL ratio at roughly 1,182 and the fully diluted valuation-to-TVL ratio at roughly 1,186, both measured at the same point in time — ratios that are only meaningful if a fee-generating protocol underpins the locked value, which is not confirmed by the data here. Because no fee income is recorded, fee-based yield or revenue measures that this site might calculate for other assets cannot be meaningfully applied to BTT.