Technical manager for the Tron Project, Marcus Zhao, in a recent video interview made some claims regarding the competency of Tron over Bitcoin [BTC], Ethereum [ETH], and EOS.
He also commented on the allegations pointed by various parties at Tron at the start of this year, saying the project practiced plagiarism. Zhao in a statement said that: “As far as I know, Tron is the only public chain without any post-launch problems. I don’t know why he said there are many vulnerabilities in Tron. In comparison, ETH, BTS and EOS had block generation problems when they were first launched.”
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In addition, he touted the cryptocurrency project stating that, due to the fact that Tron is yet to face any problems on the chain, then its code is reliable. Zhao also said that, the Ethereum protocol was never utilized by Tron. He also revealed that the Tron team made compatible the Tron Virtual Machine [TVM] with the Ethereum Virtual Machine [EVM], in order to attract the Ethereum developers.
Additionally, he stated: “However, the management and consumption of resources are created by us independently. Moving on, TVM will be made compatible with more virtual machines.”
Zhao also confirmed that more advanced features will be developed by the team, which includes Multi-signatures, anonymous transactions, BFT consensus mechanism and more. Till then, the Techie has said that the current features will be improved on as well as the usability of the public chain.
Another topic came up, which is the Tron Super Representatives, as well as the election day. Zhao was questioned about the quick win of Justin Sun through votes. He responded that, Zhao’s win was attributed to the many supporters and followers he has.
He added that Justin Sun had won the trust of the community to run the node properly. Zhao said: “Currently, all 27 SRs have been elected, distributed in Africa, Europe, America, China and other parts of the world. The 27 SRs are competent enough to manage the whole network.”
