DWF Labs, the new generation crypto venture capital and market making company, has announced a strategic partnership with a leading blockchain network TRON. As part of this partnership, our firm will become a crypto liquidity provider for TRON, further enhancing the ecosystem support of the blockchain.

Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner of DWF Labs, stated:

‘With over 165 million accounts created and more than 5.8 billion transactions on the TRON network, we firmly believe that the TRON ecosystem is at the forefront of Web3 adoption. What we find particularly appealing about TRON’s accomplishments is its remarkable ability to attract new ideas. TRON stands as one of the fastest-growing dapp ecosystems in the space at the moment, and the consistent rollout of innovative tools and services proves that TRON has a leading role in paving the trail in blockchain. That is why we are eager to further support the ecosystem with additional investment in the near future.’

A TRON spokesperson also commented on the partnership:

‘As a leading blockchain network focused on empowering decentralised commerce and community for every person on the planet, TRON has continually attracted new ideas and demonstrated exceptional growth within the space. We are delighted to partner with DWF Labs, as they bring their expertise and excellence to further strengthen the TRON ecosystem. Together, we aim to further support TRON’s vision of a decentralized future.’

By partnering with TRON as a crypto liquidity provider, DWF Labs aims to contribute to the growth and development of the TRON ecosystem, facilitating improved accessibility of the blockchain network for all TRON users and community members. 

About TRON

Founded in 2017 by Justin Sun, the TRON blockchain network has continued to deliver impressive achievements since the mainnet launch in May 2018. In July 2018, the ecosystem integrated a popular torrenting app, BitTorrent. As of June 2023, TRON has over 166.5 million accounts, more than 5.85 billion total transactions, and over $11.52 billion in total value locked (TVL), according to a service Tronscan.