The answer is: Yes, but it is not the only one.
USDT (Tether) exists on multiple blockchain networks, not just one. Thinking that "USDT = Tether Network" is a common mistake.
Here I explain the most important ones:
Ethereum (ERC-20): It was the first and most well-known. When you send USDT over the Ethereum network, you use this version.
TRON (TRC-20): It has become extremely popular because transactions are much faster and cheaper. It's one of the favorites.
Solana (SPL): Very fast and with almost zero fees, gaining a lot of ground.
Other Networks: It also exists on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Polygon, Avalanche, and many more.
Why is this so important? ⚠️
Because if you send USDT from the TRON network to an Ethereum network address, you will lose your funds forever. The transaction will not arrive.
Conclusion: Always check which network you are using to send and receive USDT. The currency is the same (USDT), but "the road" it travels must be the correct one.
Which network do you usually move your USDT? Share your experience!
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