For true ecosystem expansion, one core issue must be addressed: the structure of dissemination costs.

Relying on a single platform for distribution? Then the growth pace is locked by others' rules; once the traffic gate closes, everything has to start over. But what if we change the approach—distribute the dissemination capability across every node in the network, turning each node into a hub of communication? The more nodes there are, and the denser the network, the stronger the dissemination power, and the higher the risk resistance. This structural advantage cannot be proven by a single hot event; it requires continuous accumulation over long-term use.

BitTorrent is doing exactly this—turning "sustainable distribution" into a reusable underlying infrastructure, making the flow of content and information more stable, freer, and capable of generating scale effects. In the TRON ecosystem, this is a long-term expansion path: community content is more likely to break through circle barriers, applications are more easily reached from external sources, and short-term popularity can more smoothly convert into long-term user retention.