If you want to understand why TRON dominates global stablecoin payments, you have to look at how people actually use crypto in the real world - not in whitepapers, but in everyday life.
In P2P stablecoin transfers, TRON isn’t “gaining ground.”
It’s already the undisputed leader, the settlement layer for global USDT movement.
Not the future - the present.
TRON now carries around 65% of all retail‑level USDT transfers worldwide.
These aren’t speculative trades.
They’re real transactions: salaries, remittances, supplier payments, family transfers, small‑value settlements.
Use cases where people only care about three things: cheap, fast, reliable.
TRON hits all three.
With 11.3 million active addresses and roughly 921,000 USDT‑sending addresses every single day, the message is clear:
USDT on TRON isn’t sitting idle - it’s constantly moving.
So why TRON over other chains?
Because once you’ve experienced near‑zero fees, instant confirmation, and a network where USDT is already the default… it’s hard to switch.
Habits form.
And habits compound.
Behind this dominance is a flywheel most people overlook:
Stablecoins → High‑frequency transfers → Fee revenue
→ Node incentives → Network stability
→ More users choosing stablecoins → More transfers
That’s why TRON’s on‑chain revenue, activity, and transfer volume never really disappear.
People don’t choose chains for ideology.
They choose what works.
And TRON, at this point, simply works better for the use case that matters most: moving money.
