TRON is a layer 1 blockchain using a delegated proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. Its environmentally friendly network, low fees, and easy-to-use development tools have attracted many users and innovative projects.
Dave Uhryniak is Director of Ecosystem Development at TRON DAO. He recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to discuss the technology:
Dave joined TRON DAO in January 2022 to identify key opportunities across the blockchain industry and ensure the TRON ecosystem is positioned to thrive while expanding globally It has become a highly visible part of the team that is driving the global expansion.
Dave has been involved in blockchain since 2016, providing strategic guidance to global payments and insurance companies. He has successfully developed multiple use cases in financial services, healthcare, and supply chain. He continually finds unique and creative ways to apply emerging technologies to help companies achieve their strategic goals.
He began his career as an equity research analyst for a leading U.S. mutual fund company, where he conducted in-depth bottom-up analysis of global and regional financial services companies. He is often quoted in major media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Bloomberg.
He holds an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School and a BA from Westminster College (PA).
Among the interesting topics discussed in this episode are the recent CCRI report, that TRON is one of the top eco-friendly blockchains and theTRON Grand Hackathon 2022 Season 3 .
To learn more about the TRON network. check out the latest developments at Trondao.org , Telegram , Discord , Reddit , GitHub Twitter .
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