- TRON’s network is largely driven by stablecoin transfers, with over 99% of all its trading activity coming from USDT transactions and most of it peer-to-peer.
- In 2024, TRON reached its highest Tether (USDT) trading activity, processing about $17.9 million in transfers and 5.46 trillion in DeFi and trading.
TRON has become one of the leading blockchain platforms that is largely driven by the use of stablecoins and wallet-to-wallet transfers, which are some of the key contributors to its network activity.
Lately, the platform has gained more users’ attraction due to the introduction of zero-gas USDT transfers, which makes transactions more efficient and cost-effective for users.
According to data from Messari, over 99% of TRON’s network activities come from stablecoin transfers. A large majority of those transactions are peer-to-peer, where users send and buy tokens directly with each other without a third-party intervention. Messari also noted that only a small percentage of all the transactions are directed to exchanges or used with DeFi protocols.
TRON (TRX) Growth in USDT Transactions and Market Stability
In 2024, TRON (TRX) reached its highest level of Tether (USDT) activity. It processed an average of $17.9 million in token transfers, while DeFi and trading volume growth totalled about $5.46 trillion. Recently, the figures have gone way higher as TRON now reports over 9 million daily transactions, with more than 2.38 million in USDT transfers.
The transfer volume for USDT fluctuates between $14 billion and $28 billion in 24 hours, and this is highly dependent on market conditions. The chain is also attracting attention for its deflationary native token TRX, which is priced at $0.23. It has remained one of the least volatile altcoins during the recent market crash.
Despite having just a few use cases that are beyond payments, TRON’s on-chain metrics have constantly been increasing. The network still holds one of the smallest DeFi sectors, and its meme tokens are confined to its native blockchain.
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