2025-12-27 05:25:56

Not all decentralized storage has to be complicated. Storage3 has a key insight: delegate the tedious tasks to the technical layer, so developers can focus on one thing—rapid development. Don't get bogged down by configuration; use it as you see fit. The backend is handled by #BTFS—distributed distribution, redundancy backup, availability maintenance—all automatically managed. In simple terms, it makes using distributed storage as smooth as cloud storage, but more open and more trustworthy. Lower costs enable more innovation. When developers don't waste energy on infrastructure, the speed of product iteration naturally accelerates.

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quiet_lurker

· 12-27 05:54

This idea is pretty good; finally, someone has thought of the pain points of developers. Only fools get killed by configuration; using it directly is the way to go. But can the costs really be lowered? Or is it just the same old story? Finally, someone has simplified decentralized storage. Thumbs up. Feels like it's another PPT product; let's wait and see its real performance. The most important thing is stability; otherwise, no matter how simple it is, it's useless. Haha, only when developers are liberated can the product truly compete.

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ForkPrince

· 12-27 05:50

Wow, someone finally explained distributed storage clearly Developers really should worry less about those configuration hells I respect this logic Just use it directly, and the backend runs automatically. This is the right way to do it

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FantasyGuardian

· 12-27 05:42

This idea makes sense; finally, someone understands the real pain points of developers. Honestly, I'm really fed up with configuration hell. Dad, it would be great if things could be this smooth. I'm still a bit worried about stability, after all, decentralization is easier to talk about than do. Wait, can the costs really be brought down? I need to take a closer look at this. BTFS taking over these trivial matters allows developers to focus on building products, I buy this logic.

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