Gas drop is not a step back, but the next step for TRON At the end of August, TRON announced a significant reduction in energy prices, and TRON protocol revenue also fell. The revenue on the day before the downward adjustment was still maintained at more than $10 million, but after entering September, the data fell significantly to the range of $6 million to $8 million. For the protocol, this means giving up high yields and distributing the saved space to users. Lower gas and cheaper contract calls directly lower the threshold for use. For on-chain activity and new users, this strategy is a longer-term investment. After all, the real competition is not who earns more, but who can capture the hearts of more users on a global scale. On the other hand, the decline in protocol revenue does not represent a weak ecosystem. According to the data, the proportion of staking is still maintained between 84% and 88%, and although the burning income is small, it still contributes steadily in...
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