Earlier on in June, Ethereum World News had reported on the 26 exchanges that had declared to support the token migration that begun on the 21st of June. Now this list has doubled to 52 exchanges with more being added by the day. The Tron Foundation made the announcement of the new list via their medium.com page.
The list of exchanges and wallets supporting the token migration as of June 29 can be found below (in alphabetical order):
Bi
Bibox
BIHUEX
Binance
Bitbns
Bitfinex
Bitflip
Bitforex
Bithumb
BITKOP
BitoEX
Bitpie
Bittrex
Bit-Z
Bixin
BJEX
CEO
COBINHOOD
Cobo
CoinBene
CoinEgg
CoinEx
Coinnest
Coinoah
CoinTiger
Cryptopia
DragonEX
Gate.io
HitBTC
HPX
Huobi
IDAX
IDCM.IO
Indodax
Koinex
Lbank
Liqui
Livecoin
lomostar
Max Exchange
Mercatox
OEX
OkCoin-kr
OKEx
OTCBTC
Rfinex
RIGHTBTC
Sistemkoin
stock.exchange
Tokenomy
Upbit
Zebpay
Currently, the Tron Super Representative Elections are ongoing with the first Super Representative (S.R) being announced on the 27th of June. The first S.R is known as CryptoDiva and was the first community node to generate blocks. This means as each S.R is announced, they will replace the 27 Genesis Representatives that were in charge of launching the Genesis block as well as fast tracking the token migration for S.Rs before the elections.
CryptoDiva is the world’s leading blocking capital group. It is based on the CryptoDiva foundation and provides financial services for the blockchain capital markets.
As per the S.R tracker on the Tron Website, there are 74 organizations hoping to be part of the 27 S.Rs.
However, many TRX HODLers have expressed their frustrations of having their tokens still locked up in the exchanges further preventing them from voting for their favorite S.Rs. One of the exchange that has been mentioned of having locked the TRX of users is Binance. Other users have expressed the lack of proper incentives by S.Rs as a reason to either delay voting or decline from doing so completely.
Such incidences are understandable given every blockchian platform never launches at 100% in terms of what was expected. Evidence of this can be seen with EOS which still has a constitution problem days after launching. There are always glitches but the bottom line is that both projects have their MainNets up and running.