Tron Price Analysis: TRX Print Higher, ERC-20 Tokens Now “Artifacts”?
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By destroying an additional 182 million TRX ERC-201 tokens, Justin Sun is confirming his distaste of ERC-20 tokens. Back in November 2018 when he announced on Twitter that the platform has burnt $800 million worth of ERC-20 tokens, he let the whole know of his sentiment although Ethereum was where Tron steadied before launching their own blockchain, virtual machine and even tokens—TRC-10 and 20 tokens.
I just burned 800 million USD worth $TRX ERC20 tokens. $TRX ERC20 tokens will soon become historical artifacts Don't forget to keep one as a souvenir. #TRON
— Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) November 1, 2018
Similarities are striking but nonetheless, Tron will go on with the coin burns as they bid to tame inflation while rewarding token holders by ensuring reasonable distribution of tokens. However, there is no relation between these old ERC-20 tokens and current TRX coins because Tron now operates from their own platform complete with a functional and Ethereum compatible virtual machine.
#TRON completed the 8th #ERC20 token coinburn of 182,359,804.286079 #TRX, we welcome the supervision from our supporters and believers. $TRX https://t.co/u6R67eX8VY pic.twitter.com/2E3MJyBEk6
— Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) January 2, 2019
It is simply Tron detaching themselves from Ethereum as some exchanges that support TRX are yet to fully migrate months after Tron independence.
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by Dalmas Ngetich on January 03, 2019 at 09:30PM