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Tron Officially Greenlights BTFS Testnet Launch, TRX Is Back in Top 10 CMC

👾📣Tron announces the launch of the BTFS testnet to integrate it with both Tron and BitTorrent with the goal of decentralizing file storage📂💾

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Tron keeps introducing innovations and new developments, and this time it is BTFS (BitTorrent File System) that has been announced at the end of May. Now the official testnet for BTFS has been launched.

As per the official Medium post, BTFS will be integrated into both Tron and BitTorrent. Justin Sun has announced that on his Twitter page.

BTFS introduced to 100 mln users

When Tron acquired BitTorrent last year, the file sharing giant had a user base of about 100 mln people. So now, BTFS is going to be introduced to this massive amount of people.

The Medium post also details that nodes for the BTFS testnet have been deployed across the whole world, thus providing a better access of developers to the testnet.

Besides, the testnet will contain all recent updates, patches, etc, integrated.

The API documents for the testnet have been released for developers’ reference.

The post confesses that the team had managed to create the testnet within a very short time. Now the dev team will be waiting for feedback from the Tron community.

Bithumb to support the BTT airdrop

Along with this news, Tron shares another positive event. The Bithumb exchange, located in South Korea, has announced that it will support the BitTorrent airdrop #6 for all Tron users and TRX holders.

A short while ago, TRX managed to get back to the top-ten coins’ list on CoinMarketCap, taking position #10.

Bithumb to support the BTT airdrop
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Yuri Molchan

Yuri entered the crypto sphere at the BTC price peak in 2017, quickly turning into a crypto enthusiast. He has written for several media, covering everything from TA to ICOs and crypto regulations. Presently is a news writer, working with crypto and blockchain-related topics.