Tron News Today – the weekly Dapp report has been released by the Tron Foundation. The report, gather from data and figures by DappReview states that Tron Dapps have continued to grow in number since last week. The total number at press time is 611 with up to 8 new Dapps in the lineup.

The Report Highlighted SummaTRON-API

From the report, the average number of active users on the platform didn’t change much from last week. The transaction volume also stayed the same. However, there were a few Dapps highlighted by the Experience report. One of them is SummaTRON-API which works as a two-factor authentication system. Here only Tron account holders can send related token to other accounts. The report also stated that if a company wants to use a strong user ID system, then it must create a Tron account. The company needs to buy some related tokens as well.

The users are required to set up a wallet that will create a TRX account automatically. They are also required to register the account on the website of the company. Some tokens are to be sent to the account and the API of the company will display a QR code that users can send and scan tokens with.

Cryptospots was also highlighted in the report. This Dapp is an interactive map that allows enterprisers to receive their digital assets. Both consumers and distributors can create accounts, register, view enterprises, comment, socialize and search within the Dapp.

From the report, Cryptospots will reward users with TRX and other related tokens.

Knight Story, Popular Dapp Game Turns to Tron for Strategic Financing

Tron will also provide strategic financing to a gaming studio called Biscuit Labs with the aim of accelerating the adoption of its games.

Knight’s Story is one of the most popular games from the franchise and it hopes to attract more new users to the decentralized gaming space. This game rakes in $20,000 in daily revenue at peak popularity. The partnership between Tron and Biscuit Labs will be marked with the release of a new version of the game.

Tron’s blockchain will host this new version. The first version was hosted on EOS blockchain. The company chose to make the switch to Tron to benefit from the extra technological capabilities of Tron’s network.

The iteration will be released on December 2019 and is slated to use Tron’s high throughput for a newer and more capable version which will be available for Android and iOS users.

Recently, Tron announced its Opera integration to bring the network closer to more than 350 million users. The collaboration involves integrating Tron’s wallet into Opera browser and making the Dapp ecosystem of Tron available to users of the browser. When Knight Story finally launches on the Tron blockchain, it will be available to millions of new users.