Together with the Burn Token project, create fully distributed applications that make the network faster, more secure and more open.
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Description of the Burn Token project
The future of the Internet cannot do without the BurnToken system. The project helps to go beyond the HTTP protocol and build a better network for all users. BT - the community management and functional token of BurnToken, DeFi's innovative value delivery system.
Transactions on the chain are automatically performed by smart contracts to ensure that the behavior on the chain is open and transparent and that transactions are fair on the chain. After the launch of the Burn Token burning mining contract, users can mine BT tokens in the burning system.
Some features of the system:
| 1. | Current network use is inefficient and expensive. Traditional HTTP downloads files from one computer at a time, rather than fetching files from multiple computers at the same time. BurnToken saves a lot of bandwidth and distributes a lot of data most efficiently. |
| 2. | The project can save each version of the file, simplify the process of configuring the network for data mirroring, so that the web page's lifespan is longer. |
| 3. | The platform continues to advance open flat networks by providing technologies that make distributed network protocols a reality. |
IPFS provides the technical foundation for building distributed file-preserving networks whether or not they have a backbone connection to the Internet. Publish your files online and don't worry about being tampered with and share them with others. BurnToken provides redundant data deletion, high performance and cluster persistence, allowing information to be stored around the world for a long time.
Additional information
There is no WhitePaper document on the site. Instead, basic information is available, along with answers to popular questions. Explore the home page to get a better understanding of the project. The smart contract has not been audited. The community has not conducted social networks yet.



