The “Good Problem” Facing Tron as Its TRX Token Surges
- Tron founder Justin Sun has called on the community to lower the network’s gas fees
- The proposal comes after the price of Tron (TRX) surged over 51% since February to pass the $0.30 mark
- Sun says lower fees are necessary to keep the network competitive and encourage continued user adoption
As the price of Tron (TRX) surges past the key $0.30 level, the network’s founder, Justin Sun, is now calling on the community to lower the network’s gas fees to keep the blockchain competitive.
According to Sun, such is necessary to enable the project’s competitiveness, considering its native token’s rising price.
As the price of TRX continues to rise, the Tron community should adopt various measures to reduce Tron’s gas fees—whether by lowering the unit price of energy, increasing the energy cap, or encouraging energy staking—to ensure the Tron network remains competitive.
— H.E. Justin Sun(@justinsuntron) July 13, 2025
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The “Good Problem” Facing Tron as Its TRX Token Surges
- Tron founder Justin Sun has called on the community to lower the network’s gas fees
- The proposal comes after the price of Tron (TRX) surged over 51% since February to pass the $0.30 mark
- Sun says lower fees are necessary to keep the network competitive and encourage continued user adoption
As the price of Tron (TRX) surges past the key $0.30 level, the network’s founder, Justin Sun, is now calling on the community to lower the network’s gas fees to keep the blockchain competitive.
According to Sun, such is necessary to enable the project’s competitiveness, considering its native token’s rising price.
As the price of TRX continues to rise, the Tron community should adopt various measures to reduce Tron’s gas fees—whether by lowering the unit price of energy, increasing the energy cap, or encouraging energy staking—to ensure the Tron network remains competitive.
— H.E. Justin Sun
The “Good Problem”: Why a Rising Price Means Higher Fees
In one of his post on the social media platform X, the famed blockchain entrepreneur noted that while a rising TRX price is good for investors, it can make using the network mo…
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