Tron Founder Justin Sun has assured the community that the network will act to keep its transaction fees in check as TRX continues to gain value.
In a post on X, Sun said the Tron Super Representatives are watching the situation closely. He explained that fees tend to rise along with the token’s price during a bull market, and the community will adjust them when needed to ensure Tron remains competitive in the broader blockchain space.
At present, TRX is priced at $0.3532, showing a 0.75% rise in the past 24 hours. The token is ranked eighth among cryptocurrencies with a market capitalization of $33.44 billion, while its unlocked market cap is $35.32 billion. Its 24-hour trading volume has climbed to $1.22 billion, a 3.8% increase from the previous day.
New partnerships strengthen Tron’s position
The update on fees comes as Tron secures fresh partnerships and wider adoption. On Wednesday, crypto exchange Kraken announced it is expanding its xStocks product to the Tron blockchain.
Developed with TRON DAO and tokenization firm Backed, the product will bring tokenized stocks of companies like Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla to Tron. This marks the third major blockchain where Kraken has introduced tokenized equities in under two months, a sign of growing momentum in asset tokenization.
In another milestone, Tron has officially integrated with MetaMask, the world’s most widely used crypto wallet by Consensys. With this step, users can now send and receive TRX, interact with TRC-20 tokens, use stablecoins, and trade non-fungible tokens (NFTs) directly within MetaMask. Tron is only the third blockchain outside Ethereum to gain this support, following BNB Smart Chain and Solana.
With fees under constant review, tokenized assets expanding, and wallet access made simpler, Tron is positioning itself to remain competitive as the market heads deeper into the bull cycle.
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