TRON is operating on a global map far broader than many realize: the latest snapshot from TronScan records 5,339 nodes across 91 countries and territories. Playfully put, this network isn’t confined to just one corner of the internet—it’s distributed from the U.S. and Europe to Asia’s tech hubs. 🌍 The U.S. leads with 1,299 nodes (24.33%), followed by Germany with 699, and Singapore with 435. China, Hong Kong, and Japan also contribute with 291, 233, and 216 nodes respectively. Notably: although the top three countries account for the majority of nodes, more than half of all nodes are located outside these three nations. This demonstrates that @trondao’s network isn’t concentrated in just a few locations, but is widely spread across multiple regions and major financial and technology centers. Of course, node count alone doesn’t fully capture the story of decentralization or network performance. But a network present in 91 countries certainly reflects a remarkable global operational footprint—if the internet is global, then nodes should too! Stay tuned to TronScan for updates on how the node map continues to evolve. @justinsuntron #Tron