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Justin Sun, the founder of the well-known blockchain Tron, has recently announced an exclusive project. As per his announcement, the platform is making significant efforts to develop a solution to permit consumers to transact stablecoins without recompensing gas tokens. The Tron founder took to his official social media account on X to reveal the respective development. Our team is developing a new solution that enables gas-free stablecoin transfers. In other words, transfers can be made without paying any gas tokens, with the fees being entirely covered by the stablecoins themselves. — H.E. Justin Sun 孙宇晨 (@justinsuntron) July 6, 2024 Tron Founder Reveals a Unique Stablecoin-Transfer Solution without Gas Fees In his recent X post, Sun noted that the implementation of the solution will initially take place on Tron. The implementation will likely provide benefits to the consumers with gas-free transfers. Some blockchains such as Ethereum require the payment of gas. This drives the computational power for transaction processing. Hence, gas fees play a crucial role, particularly for regular transfers. Nonetheless, Tron consumers will get rid of this with the latest solution. Sun disclosed in the post that the solution is not yet ready for its launch. On the contrary, it is presently going through its development. This could reportedly play the role of a huge move for crypto usability. Especially, this may pave the way for small transfers and mass adoption. The Platform to Likely Launch the Service in 2024’s Q4 Presently, the small transfers’ value can be outweighed by gas fees, resulting in their impracticality. The new solution will make these transfers practical along with triggering a wide-level adoption with no gas fees. Sun added that the company will potentially release the respective service in this year’s 4th quarter. In general, Sun has pointed toward the current endeavors of…

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