The price of TRON energy has been reduced by 60%, leading to more active users! The implementation date for the energy price reduction is August 30th. My cousin compared the 48 days before and after the reduction using a symmetrical time window, so let's take a look at the changes 👀 In the 48 days before the fee reduction, there were only 5 days when active addresses exceeded 3M. However, in the same 48 days after the fee reduction, the number of days exceeding 3M active addresses skyrocketed to 22! Activity level, participation, and on-chain behavior all provided the most direct feedback. When the cost of use and the threshold are lowered, users will return, dormant addresses will be awakened, and new users will also enter the market. As for whether the fee reduction will drag down protocol revenue, the data provides an answer: although the energy price was reduced by 60%, the total protocol revenue in the past 30 days only decreased by 22.81%. This indicates that usage frequency, application density, and transaction scale are expanding, rather than being diluted. The competition among public chains is not about who charges more, but about who can make on-chain activities denser, retain traffic longer, and have higher user stickiness, giving developers and users reasons to stay, continue building, and keep trading. Lowering the threshold is not a losing business; retaining users is the most valuable asset! JUST USE TRON !! @justinsuntron #TRONEcoStar

The activity level of TRON is getting higher and higher @justinsuntron