Tron Crypto Network Approves Proposal 106 to Enhance Security Features

The Tron crypto network has made significant progress with the approval of Proposal 106, a key development that aims to boost security features and improve virtual machine compatibility. According to an announcement from the Tron DAO page, the proposal will enable modifications to the SELFDESTRUCT opcode, allowing for changes to smart contract operations.

The proposed changes are expected to benefit the Tron crypto network in terms of security, blocking malicious actors from force-closing contracts after deployment. Additionally, the data will not be deleted, making audits easier. The shift in energy costs from 0 to 5000 units in smart contract computation could also boost organic demand for TRX crypto.

The Tron crypto network has been demonstrating significant activity, with a notable spike in Total Value Locked (TVL) over the past four weeks. As of April 10th, the TVL clocked $4.96 billion, a gain of $1.1 billion from its lowest figure in March. The rising TVL may signal growing confidence among users and investors.