Project Tron Technical Director Marcus Zhao in a recent video interview made claims regarding Tron’s competence over Bitcoin [BTC], Ethereum [ETH], and EOS.

He also commented on the allegations that various parties pointed out to Tron earlier this year, claiming that the project practiced plagiarism. Zhao in a statement said that: “As far as I know, Tron is the only public channel without any post-launch issues. I don’t know why he said there were a lot of vulnerabilities in Tron. By comparison, ETH, BTS, and EOS had issues with block generation when they first launched.

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In addition, he touted the cryptocurrency project, stating that since Tron has not encountered any issues on the channel yet, his code is reliable. Zhao also said that the Ethereum protocol has never been used by Tron. He also revealed that the Tron team made the Tron VM compatible. [TVM] with the Ethereum virtual machine [EVM], in order to attract Ethereum developers.

In addition, he said: “However, the management and consumption of resources is created by us independently. In the future, TVM will be made compatible with more virtual machines. “

Zhao also confirmed that more advanced features will be developed by the team, including multiple signatures, anonymous transactions, a BFT consensus mechanism, and more. Until then, the technician said the current functionality will be improved as well as the usability of the public channel.

Another topic was brought up, that of the Tron Super Representatives, as well as Election Day. Zhao was asked about Justin Sun’s early victory thanks to the votes. He replied that Zhao’s victory was attributed to the many supporters and followers he has.

He added that Justin Sun had gained the trust of the community to make the node work properly. Zhao said: “Currently, the 27 SRs have been elected, spread across Africa, Europe, America, China and other parts of the world. The 27 SRs are competent enough to manage the entire network.

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