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The Tron Network is celebrating a major milestone after registering a total account exceeding 216 million.
Attributing the feat to its efforts toward decentralizing the web, the network welcomed the 216,200,837 accounts over a steady evolutionary course since its inception in 2017.
Tron plays a key role in the digital currency ecosystem, recognized as one of the layer-1 protocols that facilitate cheap and fast transactions. Tron is also one of the most popular protocols housing the Tether (USDT) stablecoin.
Tron Network Statistics
Beyond the total number of accounts registered on the platform, crypto analytics platform IntoTheBlock (ITB) shared deeper insights into the key growth metrics of the Tron Network.
With its native token TRX up 9.55% in the past month, profitability comes in at 113.95 million addresses or 95.28% of the total addresses. This metric is down from the 99% recorded in mid-February.
The addresses in losses or those who bought TRX from $0.138640 to $0.166333 come in at 3.3 million addresses, accounting for 2.76% of the total.
With the ITB data, the TRX holders at the breakeven point sum up to 2.35 million or 1.96%. These addresses stacked up the coin when the price hovered from $0.135160 to $0.138640.
Despite these impressive statistics, the price of Tron is still more than 54% below its All-Time High (ATH) of $0.3004.
Active Users On The Rise
While the Total accounts give the overall picture of growth in the Tron Network, more granular metrics like the Daily Active Addresses also help shed more insight into how vibrant the protocol is.
The ITB data reveals an 11.78% growth in this metric in the past 24 hours with the addresses pegged at 2.38 million. The metric has recorded a consistent surge since February 24, when the figure was 1.54 million to date.
In addition, the number of non-zero addresses crossed 95 million as of February 28, underscoring a trend of steady growth across the board.
With key records linked to Tron and the intriguing product roadmap recently unveiled by its Founder Justin Sun, a brighter future might be ahead of the protocol.