Tron (TRX) working towards huge scaling project set for the end of May
|- The foundation is working on their scaling project, which is expected to go live on May 30.
- There are three new improved features from the update; Expansion of DApp transaction capacity reduced energy consumption and also improved security and efficiency.
The Tron (TRX) foundation are pressing forward with a new scaling project to go live on May 30. They are keen to further excel with their current DApp domination, looking for the usage to rise to hundreds of millions.
Tron’s goal is to witness a large increase in its DApp usage and to become the most scalable blockchain network. Justin Sun and his team are working on rolling out a series of developments and upgrades in the blockchain space.
The announcement recently from Tron confirmed that they are working towards the release of its scaling project on May 30, 2019. The foundation has a dubbed side chain, known as its DAppChain on the network.
There are three new touted features that will be coming with the updates:
Expansion of DApp transaction capacity, reduced energy consumption and also improved security and efficiency.
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