Blockchain fee data best explains the issue. In November alone, TRON network transaction fees exceeded $29.1 million, directly surpassing Ethereum's $22.8 million and Solana's $19.9 million. In terms of stability, there is even more to look forward to — since January 2023, TRON's fee income has maintained continuous growth, which is far from being a false dawn.
For a public chain that was once questioned by the market, this is indeed an interesting transformation. The data is there, and the activity and user stickiness in the ecosystem are all voting with money. From a long-term perspective, the commercial value of the TRON network has been validated by the market. More and more developers and users are finding real needs within this ecosystem, and network effects are continuously expanding. This momentum is not a matter of one or two months but a sustainable growth path.
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BlockchainWorker
· 10h ago
TRON's data is truly outstanding, crushing Ethereum into the ground.
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SignatureVerifier
· 10h ago
ngl, those fee numbers need proper audit... where's the actual on-chain verification on that sustained growth claim? technically speaking, november spikes happen, but insufficient validation across quarters tbh
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BlockchainBard
· 10h ago
TRON has really turned things around this time. It was once criticized heavily, but now its transaction fees have surpassed ETH... Isn't that ironic?
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 10h ago
TRON's move is really impressive; are the transaction fees even higher than Ethereum's?
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MevSandwich
· 10h ago
Hey, TRON's recent move is indeed impressive; the data has exposed many people's misconceptions.
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StealthDeployer
· 10h ago
Haha, TRON has really turned around. These numbers are a slap in the face to many people.
Blockchain fee data best explains the issue. In November alone, TRON network transaction fees exceeded $29.1 million, directly surpassing Ethereum's $22.8 million and Solana's $19.9 million. In terms of stability, there is even more to look forward to — since January 2023, TRON's fee income has maintained continuous growth, which is far from being a false dawn.
For a public chain that was once questioned by the market, this is indeed an interesting transformation. The data is there, and the activity and user stickiness in the ecosystem are all voting with money. From a long-term perspective, the commercial value of the TRON network has been validated by the market. More and more developers and users are finding real needs within this ecosystem, and network effects are continuously expanding. This momentum is not a matter of one or two months but a sustainable growth path.