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Yeah, BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) is one of the most promising tech solutions to tackle the issues that hold back Gmail from running on the blockchain. It directly addresses the two biggest "villains" of decentralized email: the cost of fees and the price of storage. Below, I’ll break down how the BTTC ecosystem could make this process feasible:1. BTTC: The End of High FeesThe biggest issue with using blockchains like Ethereum for email is that each message sent would be a transaction costing dollars.•The Solution: BTTC is a Layer 2 solution that processes transactions extremely fast with fees under $0.01. This makes it financially viable to send hundreds of emails a day, something impossible on other major networks.2. BTFS: The Giant and Cheap "Hard Drive"Gmail offers 15GB of space, which would be super expensive on a regular blockchain.•The Solution: BTFS (BitTorrent File System) is a decentralized storage network that leverages millions of BitTorrent nodes worldwide. It allows you to store gigabytes of emails and attachments for a negligible cost (pennies), keeping the data distributed and secure.Comparison of Viability: Gmail vs. BTTC SolutionChallengeWhat’s still missing?Even though the infrastructure (BTTC + BTFS) already solves the technical problem of cost and scale, the "BTTC Gmail" would still face two challenges:1.User-Friendliness: The average user doesn’t want to deal with wallets or private keys; they just want a login and password.2.Message Search: Searching for a keyword in millions of encrypted emails spread across thousands of nodes worldwide is much slower than searching on Google’s super-powered servers.Conclusion: BTTC could not only solve the process but already has the necessary pieces (low fees + cheap storage). If someone builds an interface as simple as Gmail over this network, we’d have a heavyweight competitor that gives privacy back to users without charging an arm and a leg.