TechEcho

I am under the impression that crypto took the spotlight to almost anything P2P related in the past decade. Besides crypto, is there new being done with?

WebRTC is still a hot area. P2P is awesome and definitely not dead, been around forever and will be around forever.

Radicle is pretty interesting: <a href="https://radicle.xyz/" rel="nofollow">https://radicle.xyz/</a><p>It's a P2P source forge similar to GitHub or Gitlab.

P2P broadcast is interesting. Send your video to two users, then they send it to two more. Makes things affordable.<p>P2P VPN I also like. Users connect directly instead of routing all traffic through relay.

Radicle, LiveKit, <a href="https://iroh.computer/" rel="nofollow">https://iroh.computer/</a>

IMO P2P is mostly incompatible with laptops/phones but Veilid is trying to bring it back.

Does anyone have experience with P2P Livestreaming via WebRTC? Is it reliable?

IPFS is still going strong with the file sharing.