Justin Sun’s blockchain platform Tron is gearing up for a major upgrade with the upcoming release of the GreatVoyage-v4.7.4 (Bias) version, expected to roll out in early 2024. The upgrade aims to refine the protocol, simplify its use, and enhance the network’s stability and performance.
Enhancements and New Features Incoming
The Bias update plans to introduce several enhancements that will improve the network’s functionality. Among these is the introduction of support for gRPCurl tool calls to streamline interface calls and user-node interactions. Moreover, the update will optimize dependencies within the Java-Tron code by refining Gradle dependencies to facilitate the development process and alleviate maintenance efforts.
The update also promises advancements in the rate of withdrawing voting rewards, a change that responds to community calls for optimizing computational performance. This improvement is anticipated to significantly boost the speed of reward calculations, thus increasing transaction efficiency on the Tron network.
The Tron community and stakeholders are looking forward to a more robust and capable network infrastructure with the Bias update. The development team is dedicated to delivering an enhanced blockchain experience by tackling crucial aspects such as protocol development, network stability, and performance optimization.
Tron continues to showcase its commitment to innovation in the blockchain space, as indicated by Sun’s recent hints at a potential Tron ETF. This points to Tron’s ongoing ambition to broaden its influence in the cryptocurrency market.
Market Response to Update
Despite the announcement of the significant upgrade, Tron’s native cryptocurrency, TRX, has maintained a stable price of $0.1434. Nevertheless, the trading volume for the coin has seen a notable increase of over 27% in the last day, reaching a turnover of $553.58 million. This growing trading volume may signal an upcoming price surge for TRX, especially if the trend persists. In the last month, TRX has achieved a 26% gain, with a modest increase of around 3% in the previous week.