Yugocean
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Tron was trying to carve out a bitcoin-like identity for itself. Evidence of such an effort has been found in the Caribbean country of Dominica.
The government of Dominica recently issued an order legalising many of its cryptocurrencies as part of the decision to make the TRON Blockchain the National Blockchain.
The cryptos that are now valid in the Commonwealth of Dominic are BTT, JST, TRX, Apsanet NFT, and TRC20 based stablecoins (USDD, TUSD, USDT).
After El Salvador and the Central African Republic, Dominica has now become the third independent country to legalise crypto, and the first country to have an Altcoin blockchain in place of Bitcoin.
Reaction
Tron founder Justin Sun has expressed great happiness over the order, and crypto supporters are also excited about the blockchain being legalised in another country. But there is dissatisfaction among bitcoin supporters and critics of Tron. Many people still doubt Justin Sun. It is difficult to understand even this decision of the Dominica government.
The government of Dominica recently issued an order legalising many of its cryptocurrencies as part of the decision to make the TRON Blockchain the National Blockchain.
The cryptos that are now valid in the Commonwealth of Dominic are BTT, JST, TRX, Apsanet NFT, and TRC20 based stablecoins (USDD, TUSD, USDT).
After El Salvador and the Central African Republic, Dominica has now become the third independent country to legalise crypto, and the first country to have an Altcoin blockchain in place of Bitcoin.
Reaction
Tron founder Justin Sun has expressed great happiness over the order, and crypto supporters are also excited about the blockchain being legalised in another country. But there is dissatisfaction among bitcoin supporters and critics of Tron. Many people still doubt Justin Sun. It is difficult to understand even this decision of the Dominica government.
