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ChainCatcher News, according to official sources, the BTFS technical community is currently conducting a final review of the BTIP-105 proposal. The proposal innovatively introduces a proxy node transmission architecture and a dedicated upload routing mechanism: the client sends file data to the proxy node, which then efficiently forwards it to the designated storage service provider (SP). This design can effectively solve transmission bottlenecks in network-restricted and NAT traversal environments, significantly improving file upload success rates and transmission stability, and will bring breakthrough improvements to the accessibility of distributed storage networks.

According to ChainCatcher, BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) has innovatively adopted a three-layer architecture: the BTTC layer, as a fully EVM-compatible PoS chain, is autonomously managed by a decentralized validator network and handles all transaction processing across the network; the delivery layer utilizes a trusted group of validators to achieve real-time state synchronization between the BTTC layer and the multi-chain contract layer; the contract layer consists of a matrix of smart contracts deployed on various public chains, building a hub for cross-chain asset circulation. The three-layer architecture works collaboratively to ensure efficient and secure cross-chain interactions on the BTTC network, providing fundamental infrastructure support for the multi-chain ecosystem.