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Do you remember BitTorrent? The protocol that once made free sharing on the internet possible. A few years ago, when people mentioned it, the image that came to mind was the idealistic halo of full screens of downloads, sharing, and peer-to-peer networks. However, in the wave of blockchain, this internet veteran has been silent for a long time.
The turning point came this year. Sun Yuchen, the main promoter of BTT, suddenly announced "BTT is returning," followed by BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) completing its upgrade to the 2.0 mainnet. It sounds exciting, but when you check the market, the current BTT price is $0.00000039, nearly 90% down from its former high of $0.00000343. The revival story of an established project now looks more like a tragic deep squat—either genuinely building strength for the next leap or another setback for technical romanticism.
Regarding the project itself, BTTC has a clear positioning: it aims to be the infrastructure for cross-chain interoperability, focusing on connecting mainstream public chains like Ethereum, TRON, and BNB Chain, enabling asset and data flow. Simply put, it’s about building a "cross-chain highway." The idea itself isn’t new, but in the multi-chain era, it’s a real necessity. The BTT token plays a functional role within this ecosystem: paying for on-chain transaction fees, incentivizing network participants to contribute bandwidth and storage, and participating in governance voting.
The core issue lies in execution. Although the technical direction is promising, from the price performance and market enthusiasm, investor confidence in this story is far less than before. On one hand, there are many similar cross-chain solutions, making competition fierce; on the other hand, the historical token price trends inevitably cause complacency. However, from a technical iteration perspective, the completion of the 2.0 mainnet indeed represents engineering progress, which is not common in a bear market.
For traders, the key range is between $0.00000035 and $0.00000042. This is neither the bottom nor a complete despair zone. If BTT can stabilize within this price band, the upward target is temporarily set at $0.00000060, with further stories beyond that. Essentially, this is more a bet on whether the project can regain market recognition rather than a validation of technological innovation itself.
The future of BTTC depends on whether it can find real application scenarios in the cross-chain track, rather than just conceptual innovation.