When my girlfriend tells me she wants to become CEO of a company one day. Once I finish rolling my eyes, I ask her, "Do you know what it takes to become a CEO of a company?".
"No", she tells me, "but when I start my own company I'll be the CEO".
"And what company will you be starting?" I ask.
"I don't know yet" she replies.
I continue to roll my eyes. It’s always easy to want something. What’s hard is working for it; suffering for it.
Reviewing successful companies such as Virgin, Amazon, Tesla/SpaceX, you'll find the person behind the company willing to risk it all for their vision; not giving up when times get tough such as Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk (I would give my kidney to this man if he needed it)
The founder and CEO of TRON is Justin Sun. Is he the type who can follow through with his vision and not quit when times get tough? According to Forbes, he does have what it takes:
Why is this important?
Like most people in the world, I'm average. I study, work hard, but I'm not CEO material. I don't even come close to the work ethic and brains of someone like Elon Musk. So what’s the next best thing? Cry to your parents? blame god? or recognize the person's potential early and invest in them before they take off running. It's like you hired someone smarter than you to fight for your money (indirectly speaking).
So what is TRON exactly and why should I give a shit?
TRON has been publicized as “a blockchain-based decentralized protocol that aims to construct a worldwide free content entertainment system with the blockchain and distributed storage technology”. That’s a whole bunch of high tech words, meaning to get rid of the middleman of social/entertainment media such as facebook, youtube, google play, apple store, etc … you name it. TRON's plan consists of 6 phases of development. The beta of their first phase (named Exodus) will be completed at the end of this month. Exodus allows TRON to create smart contracts, but with faster transactions and lower fees than the current champion of smart contracts, Ethereum (2nd largest crypto).
Therefore, TRON's new investors will be smart contract developers not just from Asia, but from North America as evident with the opening of TRON's new office in San Francisco.
Yes, it does seem like I have a "hard on" for TRON, but that's just the cell phone in my pocket, because here are some red flags about TRON:
Justin Sun's vision for TRON is ambitious and I support the idea of a more decentralized world. In the end, it's up to you to "do your own research" (DYOR) and decide if this is a good investment. For more details, here is TRON’s official website.
I hope you enjoyed this read. Please write a comment below if you have any feedback or even counter arguments. Thanks!