ChainCatcher report: According to official announcements, the TRON network officially passed Proposal #106 on April 10 at 20:00. As outlined in the proposal, the mainnet has adjusted the behavior and execution cost of the SELFDESTRUCT instruction: a contract will only be permanently removed from the chain if the instruction is invoked within the same transaction that created it; in all other cases, executing SELFDESTRUCT will transfer the contract’s assets to a specified address without deleting the contract itself. Additionally, the energy cost of SELFDESTRUCT has been increased from 0 to 5000. This adjustment aligns TRON’s underlying mechanism more closely with Ethereum’s, further enhancing TVM (TRON Virtual Machine) compatibility and providing a more stable foundation for multi-chain development and ecosystem integration.
TRON Proposes Proposal 106 to Enhance TVM Compatibility with Ethereum
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TRON passed Proposal 106 on April 10 at 20:00, aligning its SELFDESTRUCT instruction with Ethereum updates. The update ensures a contract is only deleted if the instruction is called in the same transaction that created it; otherwise, assets are transferred without deletion. The energy cost for SELFDESTRUCT is now 5000, up from 0. This change enhances TVM compatibility, supporting multi-chain development and improved integration with the Ethereum ecosystem.
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