Trust Wallet Hits 200 Million Users: What Does It Mean for the TRON Network

Trust Wallet Reports Major Milestone — 200 Million Users Worldwide

The Trust Wallet team has announced a major milestone: 200 million users globally. This makes it one of the largest self-custody wallets in the industry. In a time of growing attention to privacy, asset control, and rejection of intermediaries, such growth is not surprising—but still impressive.

For comparison, at the beginning of 2022, Trust Wallet had around 10 million users. In just two years, it saw a 20-fold increase. This confirms the global trend: more and more people prefer to store cryptocurrency in non-custodial wallets, where they alone control the private keys.

Why Does This Matter?

Unlike centralized exchanges, self-custody requires more involvement: the user manages their assets, chooses the network, and monitors fees themselves. Of course, this directly impacts blockchain load, especially those with high transaction activity.

What Does This Mean for TRON Users?

TRON has long been among the most heavily used blockchains: millions of transactions take place on the network every day—especially with TRC-20 tokens such as USDT. Trust Wallet is widely used for working with TRON—from simple transfers to interacting with DeFi protocols and DApps.

As the number of users grows, so does the volume of TRON transactions, which leads to increased demand for network resources, most importantly—TRON energy. When energy runs out, the fee is paid by burning TRX. At peak times, fees can reach 10–20 TRX per operation.

How Do Users Solve the Issue of Expensive Transactions?

Since TRON resources are limited, active network participants look for ways to optimize their costs in advance. One of the most effective is using delegated energy, renting it from specialized services. This lets users buy as much energy as they need and avoid burning TRX.

The advantage is that this is fully compatible with Trust Wallet. The user simply connects their wallet, receives delegated energy, and makes transactions with minimal costs.

How to Start Saving?

To avoid overpaying for TRON fees, it’s enough to provide your address with energy in advance. This can be done manually by freezing TRX or using an automatic delegation service.

For those using Trust Wallet, there’s a detailed video guide on how to connect to such a service and purchase TRON energy literally in a couple of clicks.

200 million users is not just a record for Trust Wallet, but a sign of maturity for the entire crypto market. And for TRON users, it’s also a reminder: the bigger the network, the tougher the competition for resources. Take care of your energy beforehand to ensure your TRON transactions remain fast and cheap.