TRON has come this far, and frankly, it's all about two words—stability.
When trading, there's no need to worry about sudden surges in miner fees, and calling smart contracts won't cause delays. The network runs so reliably that users don't have to worry about latency and congestion. This kind of predictability may seem simple, but in the on-chain world, it's actually the most valuable.
As more projects enter the TRON ecosystem, the team has been continuously optimizing performance and security mechanisms. Developers can build confidently in such an environment, and users can complete each transaction efficiently. With high-frequency usage gradually accumulating, it ultimately forms a competitive edge at the infrastructure level. To put it plainly, many applications and users have naturally become dependent on TRON.
This is not just a technical matter. A reliable on-chain environment directly enhances user experience, and developers gain long-term technical security. This is the true source of TRON's long-term value—the ecosystem can continue to operate steadily and robustly, laying a solid foundation for future application expansion.
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HashBrownies
· 9h ago
Steady is steady, but the gas fees really haven't gotten much cheaper.
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Exactly, it's this stability that makes people feel assured.
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Dependence is dependence, but it still depends on how long you can stick with it.
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Really, the feeling of instant transfer is awesome.
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Talking about stability every day, but still can't outperform other chains.
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Now it's settled, we're going to be locked into TRON again.
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Alright, I believe it. All in.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 9h ago
Stability is indeed a competitive advantage, but low fees are the real killer move.
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TRX ecosystem is booming, but I'm just worried that a bug might suddenly appear one day.
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It sounds nice, but isn't it just the inevitable choice after more and more exploiters join in?
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Got it, stability = the ultimate trick to retain users.
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I agree with this logic, but can TRON really support large-scale applications in the future?
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Predictability hits the mark; it's much better than ETH's fee gambling.
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The higher the ecosystem dependency, the greater the risk. This is something that needs to be reconsidered.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 9h ago
Stability is true, but gas fees have still fluctuated a bit over the past two years. It's not as absolute as it's made out to be.
TRON has come this far, and frankly, it's all about two words—stability.
When trading, there's no need to worry about sudden surges in miner fees, and calling smart contracts won't cause delays. The network runs so reliably that users don't have to worry about latency and congestion. This kind of predictability may seem simple, but in the on-chain world, it's actually the most valuable.
As more projects enter the TRON ecosystem, the team has been continuously optimizing performance and security mechanisms. Developers can build confidently in such an environment, and users can complete each transaction efficiently. With high-frequency usage gradually accumulating, it ultimately forms a competitive edge at the infrastructure level. To put it plainly, many applications and users have naturally become dependent on TRON.
This is not just a technical matter. A reliable on-chain environment directly enhances user experience, and developers gain long-term technical security. This is the true source of TRON's long-term value—the ecosystem can continue to operate steadily and robustly, laying a solid foundation for future application expansion.