Once scaled, the competition over content and data is no longer a production issue. The key lies in stable delivery capability—whether it can withstand peak periods, whether costs can be controlled long-term, and whether rule changes will affect usability. These details determine the consistency of the product experience and directly impact whether the community can build long-term relationships.

Let's look at the advantages of distributed storage solutions. Node networks share bandwidth and storage pressure, incentive mechanisms ensure long-term supply, and network effects continuously enhance usability and efficiency. When combined with the Tron ecosystem, content contributions and collaborative behaviors can be precisely recorded and settled, allowing the community's long-term investments to translate into long-term benefits. The growth model shifts from one-time traffic to compound interest-driven growth—it's a completely different scale.

If you're developing content applications or data services, making the distribution layer stable and reliable is often more critical than storytelling. Poor infrastructure will undermine even the most beautiful visions.