There is a concept called the "Lindy Effect": The longer a non-perishable technology has been around, the longer it is likely to stay around.
Napster died. Limewire died. Blockbuster died.
BitTorrent survived.
Why? Because it is decentralized. There is no head to cut off.
In the fast-moving world of crypto, where projects launch and die in 6 months, BTT represents 20 years of survival data.
It has handled more traffic than Bitcoin. It has onboarded more users than Ethereum.
In 2025, when I look for a safe bet for the next decade, I look for the protocol that has already survived the last two decades.
BitTorrent isn't a startup. It's an institution.
It is the cockroach of the internet—and in a nuclear winter, you bet on the cockroach.
