Fees on Tron have now surpassed those on Ethereum and are even aligning with those on the Bitcoin network.
The monthly average fee on Tron has reached parity with Bitcoin at $1.29, meaning Tron is now generating more revenue from fees than Ethereum, largely due to a recent, moderate increase in its base transaction costs.
But this rise in fees is not only driven by protocol-level adjustments. It’s also being fueled by a steadily growing number of on-chain transactions.
Despite the fee hike, usage hasn’t slowed down. In fact, it continues to rise.
Tron has now processed over 14 billion cumulative transactions, with a monthly average of around 8.5 million transactions, a sign of robust user activity and adoption.
As a result, with both fees and transaction counts climbing, the burn rate of TRX tokens is also accelerating, since a portion of TRX is consumed with each interaction.
This dynamic creates a positive feedback loop with more usage leading to more burns, which helps reduce supply and provides structural support for the TRX price.
Written by Darkfost
