Justin Sun, founder of the Tron blockchain and owner of major cryptocurrency exchanges Poloniex and Huobi, took to social media platform X to engage with the Tron community regarding innovations that could potentially be added for use with the TRX and HTX cryptocurrencies.
Justin Sun, founder of the Tron blockchain and owner of major cryptocurrency exchanges Poloniex and Huobi, took to social media platform X to engage with the Tron community regarding innovations that could potentially be added for use with the TRX and HTX cryptocurrencies.
He hinted that in the future one or several innovative solutions that are currently gaining popularity for the tokens it represents may be integrated.
“What’s next for TRX and HTX?”
Justin Sun got into a discussion with his followers, who include many long-term TRX and HTX users and holders, about whether the future of the native chains of these coins should include any of the following: artificial intelligence, meme coins, GPT. computing, game finance or Bitcoin layer 2.
The opinions of the Tron community were divided there. While some users supported the integration of all the options listed by Sun, others asked that only AI, meme coins, or Bitcoin layer 2 be integrated.
Aside from these aforementioned ideas, Sun has recently intrigued the crypto community by testing the waters for a possible launch of a TRX-based ETF in the future.
Meme coins and artificial intelligence (also coins based on them), along with gaming finance, have become hot topics recently, with many considering AI and GameFi in particular to be key directions for cryptocurrency development in the near future.
From time to time, AI-related cryptocurrencies find massive support among traders in the wake of new developments in the AI space. At the end of February, according to a report published by on-chain data aggregator Santiment, several AI coins demonstrated a massive increase of between 122% and 182%. They were the AGI, ALI and AGIX AI cryptocurrencies.
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