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Tron Network Surpasses 334 Million Accounts, Processes $22.55 Billion in Daily
TransfersThe
blockchain, founded in 2017, has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing 334.59 million accounts as of September 2025, according to Phemex. The network now processes an average of 2.36 million USDT transfers daily, with a total daily transfer volume reaching $22.55 billion. This growth underscores Tron’s expanding role in the stablecoin ecosystem, particularly in facilitating low-cost, high-speed transactions[1].The surge in USDT activity on Tron has been exponential. As of August 2025, the total supply of USDT on the network exceeded $82 billion, representing nearly 50% of the global USDT circulation of approximately $170 billion[2]. This dominance is attributed to Tron’s zero-fee policy for USDT transfers, which has driven user adoption and transaction volume. Analysts note that the network’s ability to handle small-scale transactions—processing 181,000 transfers under $10 daily—has further solidified its position as a preferred settlement layer[3].
Tron’s growth in USDT activity has outpaced
, its primary competitor. As of August 24, 2025, Tron processed $23.5 billion in daily USDT transfers, compared to Ethereum’s $20 billion[4]. The network’s high throughput of 2,000 transactions per second and near-instant confirmations (3 seconds) make it particularly attractive for retail and institutional users seeking efficiency. In June 2025, TRON DAO announced that the network hosts over 315 million user accounts and facilitates $21.5 billion in daily USDT transfers, with 28% of global active addresses[5].To maintain its competitive edge, Tron implemented a 60% reduction in network fees on August 29, 2025, backed by founder Justin Sun. This cut reduced USDT transfer fees from $2.47 to $0.72, enhancing affordability for users and developers[6]. The move aims to sustain Tron’s leadership in stablecoin transactions, especially as Ethereum regains institutional traction. Despite this, Tron’s daily USDT volume remains seven times higher than Ethereum’s, driven by its low-cost model and growing adoption in Asia, Latin America, and emerging markets[7].
Institutional and regulatory engagement has further bolstered Tron’s position. The network’s T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU), a collaboration with
and TRM Labs, has frozen over $160 million in illicit assets, demonstrating compliance efforts[5]. Justin Sun highlighted at WebX2025 that Tron’s self-regulation model balances oversight with decentralization, attracting regulators and users alike. Additionally, Tether plans to issue an additional $10 billion in USDT on Tron in 2025, signaling continued institutional confidence[8].Tron’s native token,
, has also seen steady growth, trading at $0.352 in late August 2025 with a market cap of $33.2 billion[4]. Analysts link TRX’s performance to the network’s expanding stablecoin activity, as increased USDT transfers drive demand for TRX in transaction fees and DeFi protocols. The network’s total value locked (TVL) reached $6.41 billion, with platforms like JustLend and SunDEX leading DeFi activity[5].As stablecoin adoption accelerates globally, Tron’s combination of speed, low fees, and regulatory alignment positions it as a critical infrastructure for cross-border payments and financial inclusion. With daily USDT transfers projected to rise further, the network’s role in shaping the digital dollar economy is expected to expand[1].
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