Why Should You Build Smart Contract Based MLM Platform on TRON Network? - A Step by Step Guide

 Why Should You Build Smart Contract Based MLM Platform on TRON Network? - A Step by Step Guide 


Looking forward to start your earnings in a decentralized application network like TRON? Nevertheless, you are at next door that can definitely boost your earnings as we BlockchainAppsDeveloper generously give our helping hand for the users who show interest in building a Smart Contract based MLM platform on the TRON network.



DApp Smart Contract

DApp is a decentralized application that runs on a distributed computing application platform. It can run on top of distributed computing systems such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc...Here, Smart Contracts can be used as a backend for building large decentralized application projects.

What is TRON?

TRON is a decentralized application platform where the people from nook & corner of the world can build their own free, digitalized content entertainment system globally. Its main intent is to build a decentralized P2P media network across the globe. As it uses distributed storage technology that stores the data across multiple physical servers, the DApps can easily crawl the information from the blockchain that the end-users are in need of. Data fetching from the blockchain is absolutely easy and quick.


How does the TRON network function with a Smart Contract?
First and foremost Smart Contract needs to be written and then it should be deployed to the TRON network. The Smart Contracts supports the Solidity language (Object-oriented programming language) Our expert developers in the BlockchainAppsDevelopers, provide these features while writing a code for the Smart Contract. Currently, solidity language version 0.4.24 ~ 0.4.25 is widely used by the programmers.

Once of all if the smart contract is ready then it is deployed to the TRON network. Finally, the smart contract is triggered and so the corresponding functions will be executed automatically.

 
Step by step procedure to build a Smart Contract with TRON network?
 
1. Create a Smart Contract
    Just like the other smart contracts, the Tron Smart Contract is also written in the Solidity language. That means a simple piece of code is written in the object-oriented programming language which executes the functions when that smart contract is triggered.

2. Connect your Smart Contract with DApps
    As we are talking about TRON (Decentralized application) its should be connected with the smart contract with the help of a TronLink. It is available in the form of a chrome extension. Just install it to your device for deploying your smart contract with your TRON network.

   TronLink instructs you to set a wallet password for security purposes. Before getting started to it you need to have TRX coin. In the Shasta website give the wallet address that you have created in TronLink. By doing so you can get 10,000 TRX token for development purposes.
  
3. Deploy Your Smart Contract
    One of the best ways to deploy smart contracts is by using TronBox. The TronBox has a javascript file basically known as tronbox.js. These files says about the individual's node and event server is connected with each other. The parameters in the file also say about the private key to access the TRON wallet. Once after the code in the smart contract is compiled it can be deployed on the TRON network.

4. Integrate TronLink with smart contracts
    After having a smart contract code in the js file, the account address of yours in the TronLink should be linked to the smart contract that is deployed. At last, you have to install dependencies like $ npm install and $ node index.js to finish the final part of the deployment of smart contract in a Tron network.

 
Highlights of TRON
Some of the major points I would like to highlight about TRON are listed below:

1. TRX - Troinix one of the major cryptocurrencies that can be bought on the major exchange platform like Binance.
2. Earns more TPS(Transaction process system) than Ethereum & Bitcoin.
3. Handles 2000 transactions per second.


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