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Tron Celebrates Spike in Transaction Amount, Showing Daily Increase of New Accounts
Justin Sun has informed the community through his Twitter account about two major pieces of news that have made Tron supporters excited.
News 1: The number of transactions per day has reached 2.53 mln.
News 2: The amount of new Tron accounts added every day now totals 32,284.
#TRON breaks two records today! 2.53 MM Txs per day and 32,284 daily increase address! More developers from #EOS and #ETH have migrated to TRON! #TRX $TRX pic.twitter.com/6siaP4hw61
— Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) December 14, 2018
Dragging developers from other platforms
Besides, he added that following his invitation aimed at EOS and ETH communities, developers of dApps on these two blockchains are now migrating to Tron at a rising pace.
Earlier, Tron’s CEO tweeted that the Foundation is ready to set up a stabilization fund to give a hand to EOS and ETH dApp makers, setting only one condition: they are to move their dApps to the Tron network. And although there were plenty of negative comments and polite rejections on Twitter, apparently many have found these terms acceptable and attractive.
Yuri MolchanJustin Sun had urged developers to give up working on ETH as early as back in September when Afri Schoedon from Ethereum tweeted that ETH is working at its full capacity and was calling on developers to move to other blockchains, e.g. Ethereum Classic.
Tron compared with other coins
Presently, Tron (TRX) holds 10th position on the top-10 coins chart. The Tron Foundation’s website tells us that the blockchain is developing pretty quickly, comparing the amount of transactions per second with a few other popular virtual crypto assets.
So, apparently, at the moment, the number of TRX transactions per second is 2,000. For Ethereum, this is 25. For Bitcoin – 3-6.
However, the 2,000 record of Tron is still less than the number of operations that EOS is making, which was nearly 3,000 a short while ago, as was reported by U.Today. Thus, Tron still has great potential for improving its scalability.
Tron outperforming Stellar
On Thursday, Tron’s CEO informed the platform’s community that Tron had overtaken Stellar (XLM) by the amount of trading pairs, detailing that TRX has 159 pairs with crypto and fiat currencies around over 100 crypto exchanges versus the 157 trading pairs of XLM, also against crypto and fiat assets.
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