TRON has approved Proposal 106, pushing the network a step closer to Ethereum-level virtual machine compatibility. The proposal changes how the SELFDESTRUCT opcode works on TRON and aligns the TRON Virtual Machine more closely with Ethereums EIP-6780 framework.
The approved change is technical, for developers and infrastructure projects building across EVM-style environments. It also arrives as $TRX continues to hold a firm weekly range, with the charts data indicating the price near $0.318 at the time of writing.
Proposal 106 Changes How SELFDESTRUCT Works
Proposal 106 has now been marked executed in the governance details as per the data. The change restricts SELFDESTRUCT. Contract is fully deleted only if the SELFDESTRUCT instruction is called in the same transaction in which the contract is created.
That approach matches Ethereums EIP-6780 direction. Under EIP-6780, SELFDESTRUCT no longer removes contract code and storage in normal circumstances and instead mainly transfers the balance, except when the contract is created and destroyed in the same transaction.
TRON‘s TIP-6780 proposal says the network is modifying SELFDESTRUCT to maintain compatibility with Ethereum’s implementation and also raises the opcodes constant energy cost from zero to 5,000.
TRON Keeps Pushing EVM-Style Compatibility
TRONs developer hub says GreatVoyage v4.8.1 includes a change to SELFDESTRUCT to ensure compatibility with EIP-6780. The release notes place that update alongside broader performance and stability improvements.
Additionally, proposal 106 received 25 upvotes, including support from Kraken, Poloniex, P2P.ORG, Nansen_ai, Kiln_Staking, OKX Earn, HTX.COM, and other ecosystem participants.
$TRX Holds a Steady Weekly Structure
The Coinalyze weekly data chart indicates $TRX/USDT at about $0.31767, down 0.30% on the week. The candle opens near $0.31865, trades at a high of $0.32088, and a low of $0.31300 before settling back near the current range.
Source:Coinalyze
The TradingView weekly chart shows $TRX opening at $0.3189, reaching $0.3208, trading down to $0.3133, and closing around $0.3178, down 0.34% on the week. Even with the small decline, the larger chart still shows $TRX holding well above its 2023 and early-2024 levels.
The technical picture from TradingView shows the MACD histogram slightly positive at $0.0036, with the MACD line above the signal line, while RSI is at 58.00, above its average at 51.44.
In a recent X post, Cheds shared a weekly setup describing it as a “continuation look,” and the chart supports that view. $TRX is not breaking out aggressively, but it is still holding a higher-range structure near $0.318 while TRON rolls out another compatibility upgrade.