Article first published in french on Cryptofiches.co
The majority of Internet actors (Google, Facebook...), because of the free services they offer, keep and sell their users' data. As a result of this finding is born Tron, a decentralized protocol based on blockchain technology for the entertainment industry, which aims to make its users the real masters of the data they publish on the network and thus enable them to exercise total control over it.
In this sense, and since Tron is intended to be a system for content delivery of which storage is distributed, instead of being stored on servers as is the case with these Internet giants, data published on the Tron network is stored on the computers of network users who wish to do so, in exchange for the network's own currency, the Tronix (TRX).
Several currencies are currently used on the network:
Moreover, Tron wants to be a project that is built on the very long term. Indeed, several steps have been defined by the team behind the project to define little by little the functionalities that will be brought to it:
Exodus (08/2017 - 12/2018): implementation of the network and distributed data system.Odyssey (01/2019 - 06/2020): the observation that the number of views or like on a content usually defines the level of remuneration that the creator of this content receives is not appropriate for the Tron team, which is considering the possibility for users to send instead of TRXs to these content creators.Great Voyage (07/2020 - 07/2021): possibility for content creators to set up ico/ito.Apollo (07/2021 - 03/2023): incorporation of TRON 20 tokens on the Tron blockchain and thus the possibility to customize them by content creators.Star Trek (04/2023 - 09/2025): possibility for content creators to develop games on the blockchain Tron.Eternity (09/2025 - 09/2027): setting up of a participative financing system for the video game industry.Annexes:
Wallets:
Mining
Informations in bulk:
Buying/Selling:
TRX <> cryptos
Chain explorers :
Communication/support :
email : [email protected]
Sources:
Source code : https://github.com/tronprotocol