According to him:
“This is the largest fee reduction since the founding of the Tron network. The proposal has already passed and will take effect at 20:00 (GMT+8) this Friday.”
In the future, the SR Community plans to evaluate network fees quarterly and adjust rates in response to market conditions.
Sun explained that the reviews will account for TRX price movements, network activity levels, and overall growth trends. This approach, he said, ensures fees remain low enough to attract users while still sustaining validator revenue.
Sun described the change as a turning point for the network. By cutting costs, he said, users will find it easier to transact, which should encourage more activity in payments, transfers, and decentralized application (dApp) interactions.
The short-term effect, however, is expected to be a decline in revenue.
Nonetheless, Sun noted that the profitability could rebound as transaction counts grow, arguing that higher volume would eventually outweigh the immediate hit.
The impending cut’s scale would be significant compared to existing revenues.
Despite the looming reduction, Tron’s adoption trends remain steady.
During that period, TRON collected $14.4 million in fees, while 3,000 to 5,000 new contracts were deployed daily.
These activity levels suggest that lower fees could strengthen Tron’s appeal even further, helping the network sustain its reputation as one of the busiest ecosystems in the industry.
