TRON (TRX) has been one of the most active cryptocurrency projects on the market lately by announcing a slew of partnerships throughout 2018 — such as its recent deals with NeoWorld, a multiplayer online virtual reality world that runs on the blockchain, and China-based Internet giant Baidu.

That’s why we are pleased to announce that TRX is now listed on the OKCoin exchange. Starting today, authorized OKCoin customers can deposit TRX, and starting on January 17th they’ll be able to trade TRX against USD, BTC, and ETH.

At a current price of $0.025 and a total market cap of $1.682 billion in USD, TRX’s recent surge enabled it to crack the Top 10 among all crypto tokens by market capitalization, according to CoinMarketCap. The coin also claims 1,423,377 holders, as of this writing.

The official digital currency of Tron Foundation, TRX is one of the largest blockchain-based operating systems in the world. It aims the concepts of decentralization and distributed storage technology at the global content, media and entertainment industries, allowing content creators and users to cut out middlemen like the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and other intermediaries. TRX is part of a larger project to let content creators obtain revenue from customers without relying on third-party digital storefronts. Tron Foundation founder Justin Sun recently stated that TRX will eventually become a privacy coin, giving users more control over their personal data.

TRX-based operating systems already have an extremely high throughput capable of supporting 2,000 transactions per second, and the coin is scalable to support high volumes of users. There are currently about 66 billion TRX tokens in circulation around the world.

To learn more about TRX, visit the Tron Foundation website, and consider attending Tron’s nITROn Summit, taking place January 17- 18, 2019, in San Francisco. Our CEO, Tim Byun, will be speaking on the challenges and opportunities of crypto exchanges at the niTRON summit on Thursday, January 17, starting at 9:50 am PT.