Please also visit our sister website: btynews.com for more news on crypto. To further guarantee the circulating supply of TRX would not suddenly increase in the crypto-markets, the TRON Foundation did two things after the project’s Mainnet was launched back on June 25th. The first thing they did, was the immediate coinburn of 1 Billion TRX that reduced the total distribution of the coins to 99 Billion. The second thing that the Tron team did, was to lock up 33.25 Billion of their very own TRX till January 1st, 2020. To further guarantee the circulating supply of TRX would not suddenly increase in the crypto-markets, the TRON Foundation did two things after the project’s Mainnet was launched back on June 25th. The first thing they did, was the immediate coinburn of 1 Billion TRX that reduced the total distribution of the coins to 99 Billion. The second thing that the Tron team did, was to lock up 33.25 Billion of their very own TRX till January 1st, 2020.





The lock up was further done in 1,000 different accounts to further protect the stash of digital assets. By distributing the coins, the Tron Foundation reduced the probability of losing all the coins at one go due to a hack or a number of hacks.





It is with this background that Justin Sun announced just hours ago, that they have created a query tool for anyone who wants to check the 1,000 addresses and their corresponding TRX values. In the tweet, Justin stated the following:



