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Tron is very ambitious project run by young developers, and aims to surpass the Ethereum soon. In fact, according to the passionate CEO, Tron has already more addresses than EOS and increased its unique addresses with many more than Ethereum for the first 95 days.

Tron now launched its latest upgrade, version 3.1, and more than 90% of the nodes in the networked updated their systems.

By the end of the year, Tron plans significant updates. Next one is scheduled for November 15th and another upgrade is expected for late December.

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It was a tough year for the Ether and many blame it for the ICOs’ oversupply. The opposite is also heard, that because of the ICO mania Ethereum lost its value and its price experiences a constant downfall this year.

However, the Ethereum is still the preferred base for development for many programmers. Only on the ETH San Fransisco, more than 1,000 developers gathered to hack the Ethereum together.

Buterin spoke about the future of the Ethereum and the curious Ethereum 2.0.

Ethereum 2.0, is basically the kind of new version of Ethereum that will take all of these different improvements and put them together and essentially create what we believe is the best possible design for a general purpose blockchain.

The community works on the second version for a few years already. Ether’s father said that they are already way ahead of the original white paper.

Now, the struggles go to issues like the Proof of Stake, which is about to substitute the old one, the Proof of Work. The new protocol is called Casper and it has been developed for some time now.

When asked about timeframes, Buterik explained that the first version took them about 19 months and implied that Ethereum 2.0 could be launched in 2019. Independent companies work on implementations, he added, but the team needs to audit the coding one, the protocol, security issues, and the transaction process.

Buterin is a passionate supporter of the decentralized networks and he believes that is the future. In another publication about the real meaning of decentralization, he states that:

Mining algorithms should be designed in a way that minimizes the risk of centralization. Ideally, we use proof of stake to move away from hardware centralization risk entirely.

Watch the full talk of Vitalik on ETH San Francisco in the video below.

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