Cryptocurrency pioneers are beginning to bare their teeth as competition and partnerships set new standards on a daily basis.
Justin Sun, founder of the Tron Foundation, faced general criticism from peers shortly after announcing a new deal with Satowallet.
This week, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin made statements that seemed to articulate the cryptocurrency industry left "No room for growth," at least compared to the 1,000x growth seen last year.
From this perspective, joining forces with Satowallet may be the answer to a variety of problems within the entertainment industry.
According to a Medium blog post, the partnership will result in positive changes within the trading community by integrating Trade Tron and Tron Wallet with Sataowallet for Apple, Android and PC products, as well as no transaction fees.
Satowallet is already a richly-versatile cryptocurrency conduit with a trading volume of $3 million.
As a trillion-dollar business, Tron's conscious effort to decentralize the internet's infrastructure supports the 62 cryptocurrencies already available with Satowallet.
Cryptocurrency with the internet is an ouroboros-like entity feeding on itself.
Case in point, Satowallet CEO Samuel Benedict Ogbonna announced on Sept. 7 via a Facebook post that his company processed 1 billion Nairobi crypto in August.
If there is a ceiling, perhaps for Tron and Satowallet, the sky's the limit.
Tron Reaches New Heights with Satowallet Amid Industry Skepticism
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