TRON Labs in an official statement said that they plan to launch a beta version of the Exodus system on March 31, 2018. The release will also include the TRON virtual machine (TVM), which will allow users to develop smart contracts in several languages, including Java.
According to TRON's CTO, the main network will have many advantages over other blockchain systems, including faster performance, low fees, and more than a thousand transactions per second. In response to questions about the Exodus system, Justin Sun, CEO of TRON, said: "We are very grateful for your time and attention, as well as for the trust you have placed in our team. I am pleased to inform you that our developers will already begin testing the new system this week. The release of the main network will be a milestone for our company, but not our limit."
Justin also added that the company's goal is to create Internet 4.0, which uses smart contracts, decentralized applications and distributed information. This month, TRON also completed integration into the Peiwo App, which could potentially bring the company up to 10 million customers.
However, despite all the positive changes, TRX is now in a slight decline, trading at $0.07, while in January last year its price was $0.28.
Our information:
The cryptocurrency of the Chinese entertainment content platform TRON (TRX) entered the market on September 13, 2017. The project developers plan to launch the TRON decentralized global platform for digital entertainment content this year. The platform will exist as a protocol on the blockchain, where users will be able to publish, store, sell and exchange various digital content for free: graphics, animation, video and audio content, applications and video games.
According to https://cryptovest.com
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