When distributing over torrent, you need at least one seeder with a good connection. You obviously. So you still need to host a server with your package on it, and configure a torrent client to seed it.
I know a lot of HTTP/FTP storage space providers, or I can just put my binary on Github (Github Pages, or Release asset), or host it on a CDN like netlify. I think there is more solutions than real numbers between 0 and 1.
But I don't know a single "torrent seedbox" provider. Setting it up yourself is not complicated, but since it's DIY, this alone explains why it's not more wide-spread.
I know a lot of HTTP/FTP storage space providers, or I can just put my binary on Github (Github Pages, or Release asset), or host it on a CDN like netlify. I think there is more solutions than real numbers between 0 and 1.
But I don't know a single "torrent seedbox" provider. Setting it up yourself is not complicated, but since it's DIY, this alone explains why it's not more wide-spread.