According to the news of Coindesk, Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, will leave Tron to take on more political roles.
During his interview, he said that El Salvador’s success in making Bitcoin a legal currency impressed him and that he would act to legitimize crypto in Latin American countries.
Sun, who will be the Ambassador of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in the government of Granada, also shared his personal career plans with Coindesk.
Aiming to transfer at least some of its power and authority over the Tron blockchain, Sun aims to promote blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies in countries such as Granada.
Sun said in another interview Tuesday this week. “My future career will focus on legitimizing Blockchain technology at the nation-state level.” he said.
According to Sun, legitimizing the blockchain industry in countries like Granada could be instrumental in accelerating efforts in major countries.
Speaking about the future of Bitcoin during his interview, Sun said that he is optimistic about the price, and that the bullish expectation in Bitcoin continues despite the short-term uncertainty.
Sun, whose tenure at the Tron Foundation expires next year, will shut down all three supernodes associated with him. The 27 super representatives on the Tron blockchain will be chosen by the Tron community.
Justin Sun, who founded the blockchain in 2017, was also the CEO of the Tron Foundation.