A new TRON Improvement Proposal (TIP) number 32 has been launched on Friday, announced Tron CEO Justin Sun on Twitter.

After the proposal is approved, three new features of TVM (#TRON Virtual Machine) will be opened: support for parallel signature verification, multiple signature signature verification, and judge whether the address is the contract address.

— Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) February 21, 2020

If approved, this proposal will introduce three new features in Tron Virtual Machine (TVM). These features will include support for parallel signature verification, multiple signature verification, and judging whether the address is the contract address. Justin Sun said,

“After the proposal is approved, it will further enrich the application scenarios of smart contracts.”

While a new proposal has been put forward to add more functionality to TVM, the total number of accounts on Tron Network surpassed 4.7 million, as per Tron Scan.

With the total number of accounts now reached 4,713,075, “the TRON ecosystem is growing at a steady pace,” and welcoming more developers and users to join their community.

Amidst the ever growing Tron network, it recently also partnered with Steemit and in less than five days, it would launch the BTFS mainnet v1.0.2 in Beta, before which it supported prod upload payment, fixed crash bugs, implemented offline signing javascript sdk, and added documentation on opening static ports on Linux, Mac, and Windows. BitTorrent Inc. wrote.

“With this revolutionary upgrade, BTFS will deliver a next-gen decentralized storage service to countless users.”

The Tron community has many milestones and partnerships to be excited about, but earlier this week, Sun voting in the Super Representative (SR) election left the community angry.

The election was to be “100 community driven” when the Tron-Ace and Tron-Bet received favoritism from the main guy, Sun himself. The Zion addresses, that is the same one that received 99 billion TRX during the network's mainnet launch, voted 200 million and 310 million to Tron-Bet and Tron-Ace respectively.

To clarify, the Zion wallet received the initial 99 billion TRX from the genesis block during mainnet launch. It is not OK to use these tokens if the elections are supposed to be 100% community driven.https://t.co/Lnxo4PRGWo

— Rovak (@Razko) February 19, 2020

Naturally, the community demanded an explanation as despite the Tron documentation clearly stating that Justin Sun or Tron Foundation, both not to be engaged in community voting, there was involvement.

As we already know, Binance is already the top Tron SR controlling majority, over 50% of the network.

In yet another news, Tether took a shot at Tron by choosing Ethereum over it. The company announced the conversion of $300 million dollars worth of USDT back to the Ethereum network.

USDT first joined Tron last year and the issuance of USDT-TRX grew rapidly to the point of reaching $1 billion. But now, Tether is migrating a third of Tron-based USDT back to Ethereum that already dominates with more than half of $4.6 billion USDT.

For now, there’s no clarity on what prompted this change, neither from Tether or always active Tron’s side.

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