The crypto market has remained fairly bullish this past day. While certain altcoins followed Bitcoin into price breakouts, others including some leading altcoins have shown price drops. For instance, Solana and Chainlink showed initial downward movements. Meanwhile, Tron Network’s TRX has maintained its bullish movements. In the past day, TRON
Tron’s gas revenue increased by 46.54% in August 2024, reaching $61.43 million according to data from Lookonchain. This surge significantly outpaced other major blockchain networks such as Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin, all of which saw declines in gas revenue during the same period. Ethereum’s gas revenue fell by 33.44%, Solana’s
TRON’s native cryptocurrency, TRX, has reached a multi-year high of $0.1681, a level last seen in January 2018. This surge is closely linked to the TRON community’s recent decision to increase the network’s energy cap to 120 billion, a move that has significantly boosted network activity and reduced transaction fees.
The Tron network founded in 2017 maintained an average of 7 million transactions per day with over 8.2 billion transactions. This network has now recorded an impressive 7.99 million daily transactions last week. The low gas fee of the network is one of the major reasons for the high number
The crypto industry has witnessed crucial events over the past few weeks. Amid the tumult of new digital assets approvals, amplified regulator scrutiny, and the July market crash, the community experienced a spur in activity. Specifically, the Tron Network and the Ethereum blockchains hit new milestones in the last 24
TRON’s fee revenue soared to a record-breaking $1.758 million on February 20, marking a significant milestone for the blockchain network. This significant momentum was propelled by the burning of 12,622,236 TRX tokens, a practice where transaction fees are eliminated by destroying tokens, aligning with TRON’s deflationary model. Following all-time revenue
