Justin Sun, the founder of the decentralised internet protocol, TRON has said that the firm will build a fund to save the developers of Ethereum and EOS from the fall of their platforms in a tweet posted earlier in the week.

The founder made his offer with the condition that developers migrate their decentralised applications to the TRON Foundation network. With the markets significantly going down every week, so it seems, one user responded to Suns offer by saying, “so… we jump from sinking ship to another sinking ship? Sh**, I’m in. When jump, sir?”

One of the supposed Twitter accounts for one of the EOS network block producers responded directly to Sun by stating:

We think we will be just fine given the billion dollars in VC funding for #EOS and #EOSIO projects that is locked and loaded around the world at Galaxy, SVK Crypto, Tomorrow, etc. Appreciate the offer, though. Best of luck, Justin. @block_one_ @SVK_Crypto @tomorrowbc — EOS New York (@eosnewyork) December 7, 2018

Sun got hundreds of responses many of which ridiculed the founder or tempered calls for unity in the crypto space. One user referred to the divisions over the recent Bitcoin Cash hard fork apprehensively and stated that it looks like a dApp war is in the headlights.



Sun is known for commenting on the state of his competitors on social media. In October he claimed the TRON network’s latest version Odyssey 3.1 could beat EOS on cost and Ethereum on speed. Sun’s comments helped TRON native token TRX surge by eight percent at the time.

Earlier in the week, the markets crashed once again which sent Bitcoin below $3,500 but for TRON, the cryptocurrency entered the top ten biggest cryptocurrencies according to CoinMarketCap.

This feels a little like a dig from Sun, but perhaps he really does have the interests of rival investors at heart here.