A proposal to reduce transaction costs on the Tron blockchain is garnering attention ahead of a Friday governance vote, with supporters arguing it will increase network accessibility but potentially leading to TRX inflation. This proposal, submitted by contributor GrothenDI in the Tron Improvement Proposals repository, calls for lowering energy unit fees from 210 sun to 100 sun, effectively halving the cost per transaction. This action would enable a wider range of users, particularly those engaging in high-volume activities like stablecoin transfers, to access the network at a more affordable price point. Similar fee reductions implemented previously have resulted in significant smart contract deployments and increased user activity. 45% more users could potentially benefit from this proposal if adopted. However, the move also raises concerns about potential inflation if transaction volume doesn’t increase sufficiently to offset the reduction in token supply.