
The BHTN roadmap outlines our evolution from a breakthrough zero-residency data architecture into a global, secure, and fully decentralized data-in-motion network. Beginning with foundational research and local prototypes, we expand into a worldwide mesh, a client-driven application layer, and a developer ecosystem that enables seamless integration. Future phases introduce advanced security, ephemeral communications, cloudless storage, high-speed content delivery, secure AI artifact distribution, and next-generation compute and payment frameworks. Together, these phases form a unified vision: a world where data never rests, security is intrinsic, and digital systems operate without the vulnerabilities of traditional storage-based architectures.
BHTN’s Zero-Residency Data Architecture (ZRDA) spans three rapidly expanding categories:
ZRDA impacts all markets where data-in-motion, data security, and non-persistent compute pipelines intersect—creating a new architectural layer across cloud, edge, and enterprise systems.
BHTN’s first 3 commercialization lanes define the immediate market we can serve with the current product roadmap:
Enterprises moving sensitive files across partners, cloud regions, or regulated environments.
DevOps and software distribution pipelines increasingly require tamper-proof, trust-enforced delivery.
Cloud-native services, event-driven systems, and multi-cloud environments needing zero-residency, encrypted, policy-driven transport.
SAM = The multi-cloud and security markets where ZRDA can be deployed without replacing existing enterprise systems—just integrating as a secure, motion-based layer.
This SOM estimate is based on realistic penetration into three high-value customer cohorts:
High urgency for eliminating data-at-rest exposure.
Target: 50–100 enterprise deployments in 5 years.
Secure artifact movement for software vendors, CDNs, and auditors.
Where ZRDA can replace VPNs, tunnels, point-to-point encryption layers, or vulnerable data-at-rest caches.
SOM reflects BHTN reaching 0.1%–0.2% penetration of TAM—but in high-value, high-urgency verticals with extremely strong willingness to pay.
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