2026-01-18 22:40:01

The TRON on-chain stablecoin ecosystem is ushering in new momentum. Over the past year, the issuance of USDT on the TRON network has reached $22.7B, with the total circulation surpassing $82.4B, making it the most important liquidity support on this public chain.

What is even more remarkable is the growth on the user side — the net new on-chain users have exceeded 11 million, and the total number of wallets has now reached 70.6 million+. These figures reflect two core trends: first, the role of stablecoins in the TRON ecosystem has evolved from a simple trading medium to a liquidity infrastructure; second, the influx of large-scale new users indicates that more ordinary users are beginning to engage with on-chain applications, and TRON’s appeal as a low-fee public chain continues to be released.

From a market perspective, the growth in USDT supply alongside the expansion of active wallets indicates that this is not just simple capital accumulation, but a genuine reflection of actual ecosystem usage demand. This directly benefits the entire TRON ecosystem’s DeFi, payments, and cross-chain applications.

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BlockchainBard

· 01-21 22:32

Damn, 11 million new users? Brother Sun really made TRON mainstream. --- 22.7B new USDT, this number is a bit terrifying... Is it truly user demand or just capital piling up? --- TRON's low fees are real, but how many of these new wallets are truly active? I remain skeptical. --- Low fee rates are indeed attractive, but the claim of stablecoin infrastructure sounds a bit overhyped. --- 82.4B in circulation; if this all collapses, that would be too outrageous... The risk is a bit high. --- Another story of a bunch of new users entering the market, I've heard it too many times. What happened in the end? --- Is TRON really building an ecosystem, or is it just a capital game? Time will tell.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 01-18 23:09

Wow, TRON's data is really explosive, 11 million new users entering the market? If it's not an exaggeration, this could take off. USDT stacked so heavily on TRON shows that real people are using it, not just surface-level prosperity. I’m optimistic. If this wave can stabilize, TRON might really turn things around. Wait, is there any water in these numbers... with so many wallets, how many are actually active? Low transaction fees are the real killer feature, way better than Ethereum. But the prerequisite is to avoid frozen accounts again.

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TokenCreatorOP

· 01-18 23:01

TRON this time really has something, with 11 million new users coming in. That's not a small number. Sun Yuchen isn't bragging this time; he's really getting things done. With so much USDT liquidity stacked on TRON, it feels like new gameplay options will emerge later. Low transaction fees are indeed very attractive. Just look at Ethereum's gas fees...

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-18 23:00

11 million new users entering the market, how competitive is it... TRON is really quietly winning --- 82.4B USDT in circulation, if it pumps someday, it feels like it will explode --- Low fees really hit the pain point for ordinary users, unlike some chains where transaction fees can bankrupt you --- Wait, is the newly added 22.7B USDT all natural demand? Or is there more money printing involved? --- There are 70.6 million wallets, but how many are active? Is it just about looking good on paper? --- DeFi benefits are real, but I'm worried about another wave of false prosperity --- How does the growth rate of the Ethereum ecosystem compare? Has anyone done a major analysis? --- TRON is often underestimated, but the data never lies. This time, it really has something --- Among the 11 million users, how many are just wool-pull bots? I genuinely want to know --- The idea of stablecoins as infrastructure has been talked about for a long time; let's see if it can hold up in the future

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-18 22:52

10 million new users sounds impressive, but what percentage are actually active? Anyway, I haven't seen many people around me truly using it. Tron has indeed seized the low-fee dividend, but the ecosystem still depends on what can be developed next. 82.4B USDT sounds frightening, but I'm just worried that one day there will be another dump... These numbers sound good, but the actual usable applications are still the same old story, and real breakthroughs haven't been seen yet. Is having more new users necessarily a good thing? Most of them are probably just here to cut the leeks. Anyway, I can't trust it.

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