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TRON Outpaces Competitors With $567M In Fees: Are Layer 2 Scaling Solutions On The Horizon?

Over the past 90 days, TRON has generated a remarkable $567 million in fees, surpassing major blockchain competitors.

TRON’s fee revenue is more than double that of Ethereum ($253 million), five times higher than Solana ($105 million), and nine times greater than Bitcoin ($57 million). This significant lead underscores TRON’s growing dominance in the blockchain space.

Key factors driving TRON’s growth include an increase in daily transactions, with the network currently processing approximately 8 million transactions per day, primarily fueled by stablecoin activity. This high level of activity has contributed to the network’s rising transaction fees. Over the last two years, TRON’s average transaction fee has grown from around 20 cents to approximately $1.

As on-chain activity continues to expand, there is growing speculation about the potential for layer 2 scaling solutions to emerge on TRON. These solutions could help alleviate the rising transaction fees by improving scalability on top of TRON’s layer 1 infrastructure.

TRON Comes Out Top In Terms Of TVL

In terms of total value locked (TVL), TRON is solidifying its position as a leading layer 1 blockchain. It ranks second with $7.68 billion in TVL, trailing only Ethereum, which holds $46.29 billion. Solana comes in third at $5.40 billion, followed by other major players like Binance Smart Chain, Avalanche, and Aptos.

The combined total value locked across all layer 1 chains currently stands at $68.7 billion, showcasing the vast capital investment in the blockchain ecosystem. As TRON continues to grow and innovate, it may soon explore layer 2 solutions to support its increasing transaction volumes and rising fees.

Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.

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