The Tron 789 proposal is close to approved to divide transaction fees

A GitHub proposal to reliance on the blockchain fee structure with greater adoption goals gets traction before the Friday voting deadline, signed that network stakeholders have prioritized accessing -even at risk of introducing net inflation to TRX supply.
The proposal.
It calls to reduce the price of the energy unit to 100 days from 210 days, which effectively stops the cost of energy consumption transactions. A tron (Trx) The token equals 1,000,000 days – the smallest divided TRX unit, similar to a Satoshi for Bitcoin (Btc).
If approved, the change is expected to improve the user’s accession by lowering the TRX required in each transaction. Estimates suggest that adjustment can expand network usability to almost 45% more users, especially for high-volume use cases such as Stablecoin transfers.
The advocate pointed to the predecessor of history: following proposal #95, which cut off energy costs by 50% in 2024, the network saw a marked increase in new contract deployment, indicating a strong correlation between the lower fees and ecosystem growth.
However, updating carries risks. At the current rate of 210 days per unit of energy, Tron achieved a net burn of nearly 76 million TRX. Rate reduction to 100 days can reverse that trend, resulting in net inflation unless the transaction activity rises enough to offset the lower rate of combustion.
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The proposal gets traction leading to deadline
Voting the proposal opened Tuesday and closes Friday. It is Na -Published In the Tron Blockchain Explorer as a proposal #104.
Like Wednesday, it received 17 votes in favor, including support from chain cloud, cryptochain, Nansen, HTX.com, P2P.org and Tron Alliance, while 10 participants had not dumped their votes. At this speed, the proposal will appear likely to be passed.
Under Tron management policies, a proposal must be approved by at least 18 out of 27 Super representatives – the elected block manufacturers responsible for developing blocks and validation of network transactions.
Launched in 2017, Tron is one of the few blockchains that has expanded its existence in many cycles in the market.
It is currently the ninth largest blockchain by market capitalization, worth $ 33.1 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. The network has also established a Significant Foothold in the Stablecoin market.