Q2 and Q3 Burn Data Lands in TRON's Multisig Fee Cut Proposal
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The burn analysis for TRON's proposed multisignature fee cut now covers Q2 and Q3 of 2026, and its author says the TRX burn from multisignature transactions stayed relatively flat across those two quarters. simbadMarino, who opened the proposal and is an outside commenter with no commit history in this repository, wrote that the updated spreadsheet is now pinned in the issue's Analysis section (comment, Nov 1, 00:53 UTC). The issue's updated table counts 1,840,143 multisignature transactions in 2026-Q2 and 1,591,100 in 2026-Q3. Its caption puts burn from multisignature transactions at about 0.72% of all TRX burned in 2026-Q3. Issue #938, "Proposal: Decrease getMultiSignFee fees," is still open for discussion. It would lower chain parameter 23 from 1 TRX to 0.5 TRX for each multi-signed transaction.
Briefly
Tron Inc. bought 154,906 TRX at an average price of $0.3228, bringing its holdings to more than 721.4 million TRX, per @TRON_INC (Nov 1, 01:34 UTC; post).
Between Oct 31, 23:46 UTC and Nov 1, 23:46 UTC, TRX whale transfers on TRON added up to $391.0 million, 2.8 times their 30-day daily average, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.
SUN whale transfers came to $674,693 in the same window, 2.54 times the token's 30-day daily average, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.
HTX whale transfers came to $2.45 million in the same window, 2 times the token's 30-day daily average, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.
TRON processed at least 11.39 million transactions on Oct 31 and burned at least 2.29 million TRX in fees, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.