TronBid has expanded its two-sided marketplace for TRON network resources, positioning the platform as a venue where both buyers and sellers can post orders for energy and bandwidth. The company says the update is aimed at users who want to access TRON resources without staking large amounts of TRX, and at businesses looking to manage the network-cost component of frequent TRC-20 USDT transfers. Under the model described by TronBid, buyers can create BUY orders by setting the amount of energy they need, the rental duration, and the price they are willing to pay. Sellers can publish SELL offers with their own quantity, price, and term, and buyers may take all or part of those listings. TronBid says this structure differs from platforms where rental terms are set only by providers. The company also highlighted a set of tools built around immediate access and business automation, including Quick Rent for predefined short-term packages, Flash Recharge for wallets managing depleted in-house energy capacity, and a B2B Quick Rent API for exchanges, payment processors, wallets, OTC services, and other firms handling frequent TRON transactions. Separately, TronBid said it has become a TRON Super Representative partner within the network’s DPoS governance ecosystem. The article was published as sponsored content written and provided by TronBid, according to BlockTempo’s disclosure.

NPoS replaces mining and random selection with algorithmic elections and community nomination. Polkadot runs 600 validators, Kusama about 1,000, with average yields around 14%.

Zano plans to launch a trustless, non-custodial bridge for native ZANO in Q2 2026 through Hard Fork 6, enabling access to EVM, TON, and Solana while replacing its current centralized wrapped-token setup.

Zano announces Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026, introducing Bridgeless—a trustless cross-chain bridge for native ZANO to EVM, TON, and Solana, using threshold signatures to eliminate custody risk; wZANO on Base enables fiat onramp via Coinbase.

Zano plans Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026, introducing a trustless cross-chain bridge called Bridgeless that allows native ZANO to move to EVM chains, TON, and Solana without centralized custody, while wZANO on Base opens a fiat on-ramp via Coinbase.

Zano's upcoming Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026 introduces Bridgeless, a trustless cross-chain bridge using gateway addresses and threshold signatures, enabling native ZANO to connect with EVM, TON, and Solana while preserving privacy and opening fiat on-ramps.

Following Ethereum's transition to PoS, only 6 out of the top 50 crypto assets now utilize Proof-of-Work, accounting for 12%. Bitcoin dominates with 228 EH/s hashrate and 94% of PoW market cap, signaling a major shift in consensus mechanisms.

After Ethereum's transition to PoS, only 12% of top 50 cryptocurrencies remain proof-of-work, with Bitcoin dominating 94% of PoW market cap and 99% of hashrate.