Justin Sun Reduces Fees on SunSwap V2 and V3 to Minimal Levels

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Fee Reduction
Transaction Costs
Impact on Activity

TRON founder Justin Sun has announced a significant reduction in fees on SunSwap V2 and V3 platforms, greatly simplifying transaction processes for users.

Fee Reduction

Justin Sun announced that the fees on SunSwap V2 and V3 are now significantly lower than before. According to Shenzhen TechFlow, users will now pay only a fraction of the previous charges.

Transaction Costs

The cost to complete a transaction on SunSwap V2 and V3 is now under 2 TRX, which is equivalent to less than $0.30. In some cases, the fee can be as low as $0.10.

Impact on Activity

This significant fee cut is expected to boost activity on SunSwap, making the platform more affordable for users. With these reduced costs, Justin Sun encourages traders to revisit the platform and take advantage of the new, wallet-friendly rates.

The reduction of fees on SunSwap V2 and V3 is a crucial step towards increasing the platform's accessibility and popularity among users, potentially leading to increased activity and broader usage of the platform.

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