It’s hard to say which is rising faster lately – the number of daily transactions Tron can now handle, the number of daily stories lately all singing Tron’s praises …
– … or, the number of people on crypto Twitter who generally feel like they could run Tron better than Justin Sun at this point.
– Anything that runs as smoothly as Tron’s production schedule in its first year is not an accident, nor is it as easy as it appears.
– It does appear, however, that the fourth quarter of this year could be really, really fun for Tron supporters.
– I don’t know specifics. I do know that foundational, FUNCTIONAL layers continue to be built without controversy.
– Know who else knows that?
– DApp developers.
– Lots of DApp developers.
– I’ve learned that a key to large-scale success is pooling as much talent in one place and letting that talent do its creative thing.
– Tron’s scope has become so massive, and there has been so much news about where and how Tron is being implemented, that it’s easy to forget about Tron’s growing blockchain capability — the DApps part, or the music part, or the accepted payment part.
– Developers from all walks of techie life will congregate in one place and find benefit in working on this new, massively effective, friendly, economical platform.
– It’s all “Tron.”
– That’s what people who are stuck freaking out every day about TRX values, and who aren’t day-traders, should try to remember.
– The more Tron ingratiates itself into the fabric of daily life – be it through gaming, entertainment, e-commerce, general payment options, etc. – the more value it will achieve. Period.
– Of course, the smooth transactional stuff (and everything else, basically) falls on the Super Representatives.
– And boy, has there been chatter about that group lately.
– It would behoove those entities aspiring to be an SR to be mindful of consequences in attacking others.
– The Tron community is not particularly large, and it is super observant.
– It values competitiveness, just like it does transparency.
– For example, it is not transparent to publicly question the integrity of a current SR when you fully intend later, like a few days later, to announce you’re running for SR.
– Feels pretty underhanded, mate.
– In any case, it’s a great thing that the community continues to watch and learn on the fly as the entire industry continues to evolve.
– As that continues to happen, it will become paramount that the companies, including Tron, go out of their way to educate their audiences about things like, say …
– Coin burns. (And their role when the coin isn’t the main focus.)
– Or …
– I know the number of accounts is something Tron likes to throw out there as a sign of growth, and I get that. However, when someone tipped me using @goseedit, a new Tron wallet was created for me. I had that tip forwarded to my original account. Both accounts remain on Tronscan.
– If both accounts are counted on Tronscan, and I assume they are, then the total number of accounts can’t be viewed as unique accounts, it’s simply a total number of accounts.
– Unless I’m missing something, that sort of dims the excitement around the accounts total, doesn’t it?
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What topics would you like to read about as we all grow with Crypto, Tron, and all the rest? Shoot an email to kitchenski@gmail.com with “Blog idea” in your subject line, or find me on Twitter at twitter.com/curtiskitchen.
Other recent posts:
- Operation Tron Storm: What is it?
- Justin Sun’s tricky marketing relationship triangle with the Tron community and general public
- Bitcoin just stumbled; will Tron (and others) push it out of the way?
- Facebook is vulnerable and opening doors for Tron (and other cryptos)
- Dear Taylor Swift: Tron is the answer you’ve been looking for
And, FULL DISCLOSURE: I am a Tron (TRX) investor. I am not a financial advisor. This content should not be used as a base for or considered to be financial advice.
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