Tron Weekly Report: Highlights all level-A exchanges upgraded nodes to 3.5

Tron [TRX] slipped from the top 10 cryptocurrency list on CoinMarketCap owing to the bear market. However, the Tron Foundation is trying to make up for it by announcing a slew of technical developments and other activities.

According to the present weekly report of the Foundation, the team added a data backup function on the technical development front. The team also completed the sidechain architecture’s general design. The new data backup function, however, is still being tested, while work is also being done on anonymous transactions.

The developer’s community worked on TronGrid’s API unit, integration, and load testing. The report stated that the team improved write performance to tables and designed schema for normal transactions and transaction history. On the 3.5 upgrade, the MainNet version is on 3.5 and all level-A exchanges have upgraded nodes to 3.5, while 15 out of 17 level-B exchanges upgraded nodes to 3.5.

The developer’s tools like TronWeb and TRON Quickstart were improved by the addition of new features. The report also claimed to have improved infrastructure maintenance procedures.

Tron also announced its listing on the trading platform, eToro. Justin Sun, the CEO and Founder of the Tron Foundation, stated that eToro was a great platform to manage assets. He added:

“These steps will help grow the blockchain community and expand our reach around the world.”

Apart from Tron, the report also included BitTorrent Token [BTT] developments. BTT was well received by the Tron community and at press time, it was listed on 35 exchanges including Binance, OKEx and Huobi. Troncard, a crypto exchange, also announced its support for the BTT airdrop program. Apart from supporting the airdrop, BTT and TRX were also listed on AltCoinTrader.