In the latest report of Flipside Crypto, it touches on the question many people are curious about in the world of cryptocurrency; "Is TRON a scam?"

TRON (TRX) and, of course, its founder, Justin Sun, are not falling off the agenda of the cryptocurrency world. There's not a week in 2020 when they're not on the agenda. There is a widespread belief in the cryptocurrency community that shitcoins, for the most part, must remain on the agenda for their survival, gaining value in this way.

Many names of the cryptocurrency world suspect that TRON may be a fraud due to its suspicious appearance and activity. There are also images of its office in Beijing being printed in recent years as a result of being linked to a ponzi scheme.So there are also events that will feed people's doubts.

Flipside Crypto's latest report discusses whether TRON (TRX) is a scam. The report addresses many topics, including TRON's whitepaper, which is said to have been stolen. A $ 20 million gift that is promised but never given is one of them. Putting all these fraud allegations and supporting elements aside, an interesting result is given at the end of the report.

“Turns out, looking at the active supply of TRX in the past 30 days reveals a very healthy and active ecosystem.”

The report notes that users are staking, both whales and regular users are using decentralized apps, TRX is traded on decentralized exchanges, and both node operators and voters get rewarded. Finally, perhaps, the most important conclusion is that the TRX supply is not concentrated among a few big wallets, but is evenly distributed.

“But what if that’s just the intellectual snobbery in the space focusing too much on Twitter trolls, and not enough on TRON’s successful business model? The facts are there to prove that TRON is a real business. Probably more real even than 90% of blockchains we’ve looked at.”

So according to Flipside Crypto's report, "Is TRON a scam?" The answer to the question is "NO".