The BitTorrent brand upgrade has been launched alongside the first quarterly buyback and burn of BTT. On October 16, 100% of Q3 decentralized service revenue was used to repurchase and burn 21,621,611,510,729.6 BTT, approximately 2.18% of the total supply, valued at around $7.6 million. On-chain hash: 4d9596617780e329bbd4e644ee0dffd780ec4cf3749f324d03eb98157eb04ae5 All funds come directly from business revenue, with each round adjusted based on market conditions. Post-brand upgrade, BitTorrent now operates as a unified main brand with three core components: the original P2P file-sharing service, BTTInferGrid (decentralized AI inference computing power), and BTTC (cross-chain Layer 2). No longer limited to file transfer, BTT now serves as the medium for content distribution, AI computing power, and Layer 2 infrastructure. AI is a new addition, leveraging the DePIN model to aggregate idle GPUs for inference tasks, with scheduling and verification recorded on-chain and charged per usage. It has already integrated Qwen and Llama. Revenue flows directly back into buybacks, creating a closed-loop system. Price has hovered around $0.000000035 before and after the announcement, with trading volume in the tens of millions of dollars—momentum is building, but don’t expect a single burn event to drive a price surge; this is a long-term mechanism—separate expectations from reality. Details for the next round are expected to be announced in January next year; the key going forward will be whether business revenue can be sustained. @justinsuntron @BitTorrent #TRONEcoStar