Overview of TRON Proposal #95
TRON's Super Representatives (SRs) initiated Proposal #95 on September 16, 2024, with changes scheduled to take effect on September 19, 2024. This proposal aims to reduce transaction fees for decentralized applications (dApps) by adjusting several network parameters.
Key Adjustments Proposed:
- Dynamic energy model threshold: 50 billion
- Energy cost per unit: 0.00021 TRX (210 sun)
- Maximum coefficient for dynamic energy model: 34000 (0.34%)
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Implications of Proposal #95
Reduced Fees for Most Smart Contracts
- 50% lower fees: Majority of smart contract transactions will see reduced costs.
- Direct TRX burn fees: Remain unchanged.
Increased Energy Costs for USDT Transfers
- Up to 100% higher energy consumption: Transactions involving USDT may require double the energy.
- Phased implementation: Energy costs for USDT transfers will gradually increase over 3–4 days post-proposal.
Energy Consumption Scenarios
| Transaction Type | Energy Required |
|---|---|
| Recipient address with USDT | ~64,000 energy |
| Recipient address without USDT | ~128,000 energy |
Note: If energy isn’t available, burning TRX remains cost-neutral (~13 TRX for 64,000 energy).
Dynamic Energy Model Details
- Incremental adjustments: Every 6 hours, energy costs for high-traffic contracts (exceeding 50 billion threshold) increase by 0.2x, capping at 3.4x.
- Current estimates: USDT energy costs may double, but actual impact depends on network usage.
Affordable Energy Leasing Solutions
- Cost comparison: Mainstream platforms charge ~3 TRX for 32,000 energy, while e.foxupay.com offers 65,000 energy for just 2.41 TRX.
- Savings tip: Despite higher energy demands, leasing from budget-friendly platforms can lower overall TRX expenditure.
FAQs About Proposal #95
1. Will TRX burn fees decrease?
Yes—burning TRX now costs half the previous amount (e.g., 6.5 TRX vs. 13 TRX for 32,000 energy).
2. How does the dynamic energy model work?
It adjusts fees based on real-time contract usage, scaling costs for high-demand contracts like USDT.
3. When will USDT energy costs increase?
Gradually over 3–4 days post-proposal, with increments every 6 hours.
4. Are the higher energy costs final?
No—they’re estimates and depend on actual network activity post-implementation.
5. Where can I lease cheap energy?
Platforms like e.foxupay.com offer competitive rates (65,000 energy for 2.41 TRX).
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Summary: Proposal #95 balances fee reductions for dApps with higher energy costs for USDT transfers, incentivizing optimized energy leasing. Stay informed to navigate these changes effectively.