Tron Votes on Proposal to Incorporate Ethereum Functions into Its TVM

The Tron network has initiated voting on Committee Proposal No. 107, which aims to incorporate features from Ethereum's updates, specifically from the Prague and Osaka execution layers, into its TRON Virtual Machine (TVM). The proposal includes capabilities such as querying the hash of previous blocks, a new instruction called CLZ, native support for secp256r1, and optimization of energy consumption associated with MODEXP. These functions aim to enhance the efficiency and security of contracts and applications on the network. The historical hash query facilitates access to past information, CLZ speeds up mathematical operations, support for secp256r1 allows verification of signatures from systems like Passkeys, and MODEXP optimizes resource usage in cryptographic operations. The proposal does not imply general compatibility between Ethereum's smart contracts and TRON, but rather the incorporation of specific capabilities. If approved, it is expected to take effect on August 28 at 14:00 Singapore Time (SGT).

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