TRON
FAQ-Solving Series ๐ฐ
โBlockchain competitionโ
Is it decided only by speed and fees?โ ๐ค
From now on, the way we look at it may change a bit.
Until now, blockchain has often focused on:
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Processing speed
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Transaction fees
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Number of users
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TVL
and so on.
Of course, those still matter.
But going forward, it seems that
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Long-term security
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Strength of cryptography
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Durability as an infrastructure
will become even more important ๐
Thatโs why weโre paying attention to
โTRONโs quantum resistanceโ
and its efforts toward
โQuantum-Resistant.โ
As quantum computer technology develops,
itโs said that existing cryptographic technologies could be impacted in the future.
Thatโs exactly why TRON is moving forward with
post-quantum cryptographic signature
verification on the Nile Testnet โจ
And this time, the key point is
not just transaction signing.
The things being verified include:
ใป Transaction Signing
ใป Block Production
ใป P2P Node Handshake
ใป Smart Contract Signature Verification
All of these involve aspects related to the networkโs overall security ๐
When people hear โTRON,โ they think of the chain
thatโs actually used for
USDT transfers and stablecoin payments.
So itโs not only about
โbeing used now,โ but also about
โbeing safely usable in the future,โ
which is why that becomes so important.
๐ญMy opinion
I think the next axis of blockchain competition
will expand beyond speed and cost
to also include security.
Especially for networks like TRON,
where huge value moves day after day,
preparing for future risks
should lead to greater reliability.
TRONโ
from infrastructure for stablecoin payments
to the next-generation blockchain infrastructure
with quantum resistance.
This trend is definitely worth paying attention to ๐ฐ๐
@Justin Sunๅญๅฎๆจ /
@TRON DAO #TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON