Sahmourah Orochi

Across the TRX-A, B, and C vaults, more than 152 million USDD has now been minted, backed by over $1.33 billion in collateral.

That kind of ratio only happens when users are comfortable staying long term, not just farming and leaving.

sTRX is also quietly gaining traction, with over 9 million USDD minted already, while TRX stakers on JustLendDAO continue earning around 7% APY before even stepping into more advanced strategies.

For a lot of people, that’s a clean way to stay productive without overexposing themselves.

What’s interesting here isn’t just the numbers, it’s the behavior behind them. Low stability fees, healthy collateral ratios, and steady minting all point to the same thing. More users are treating USDD as a reliable base layer, not a temporary parking spot.

This is what organic growth looks like in DeFi. Quiet, consistent, and backed by real usage.

If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, the vaults are telling their own story.

#USDDGlobalFriends #USDDCreator @usddio

Up to 12% APY on a stablecoin that actually shows its math.

Most stablecoin yields sit around 3–6%, often with lockups or blurry mechanics.

This USDD × Bitget Wallet campaign doubles that, backed by a $100K USDD reward pool and fully on-chain transparency.

Jan 12 – Feb 12 (SGT). Swap → stake → earn on BNB Chain.

When yield beats the average and the structure makes sense, it’s worth paying attention.

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO
#TRONEcoStar

They come from repeating the same deployment logic over and over, paying full cost each time, and still not knowing where the next contract will live on chain.
That pattern breaks quickly once an application needs hundreds or thousands of instances.
This is where TRON’s approach to minimal proxies and deterministic deployment quietly changes the equation.
Instead of redeploying full bytecode every time, TRON leverages minimal proxy contracts that reuse a single implementation while keeping state isolated per instance. The result is dramatically lower energy usage, faster deployments, and architectures that actually scale. Compared to full deployments, proxy clones cut deployment overhead to a fraction while preserving identical execution logic.
Now add deterministic deployment into the mix.
With CREATE2-style address predictability adapted for TRON, developers can compute contract addresses before they ever exist on chain. That unlocks cleaner integrations, registry based systems, off chain coordination, and safer workflows where addresses are known in advance rather than discovered after deployment. Many chains talk about this in theory. This demo shows it working in practice on TRON.
The factory based design ties it all together. One factory can deploy standard clones or deterministic clones at scale, while immutable arguments remove the need for fragile post deployment initialization. Fewer transactions, less attack surface, and simpler logic flow.

The bigger picture matters here. On chains where deployment costs remain high and addresses remain unpredictable, scaling becomes a tax on innovation. TRON’s implementation flips that model. Energy efficiency improves. Architecture becomes cleaner. And developers gain control over both cost and structure.

If you are building wallets, automation agents, sweeping systems, or any application that relies on deploying many identical contracts, this pattern is not optional. It is foundational.

#TRONEcoStar @Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRONDAO

It got there because people actually use it.
From everyday payments to large scale transfers, TRON has quietly become the most efficient settlement layer for stablecoins.
Low fees, fast finality, and predictable execution make it the network users and businesses rely on when volume truly matters.
When circulating supply keeps climbing, it’s a signal of trust, not speculation.
This is what real adoption looks like.
And the data on TRONSCAN makes it impossible to ignore.

#TRONEcoStar @Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRONDAO

This award isn’t about branding, it’s about scale. While many blockchains are still measuring traction in experiments, TRON DAO is operating at production level with hundreds of millions of accounts, one of the largest stablecoin circulations on-chain, and daily activity that rivals entire ecosystems combined.
Put it side by side. Some networks optimize for future roadmaps. TRON optimizes for throughput, low fees, and real-world usage, especially in payments, remittances, and DeFi across emerging markets where efficiency is non-negotiable.
That context matters. Being named Global Blockchain Ecosystem Growth Star reflects sustained demand, not short-term hype. The growth is visible in users, transactions, and capital flow, long before trophies enter the picture.
As Justin Sun noted in Hong Kong, blockchain wins when it makes finance more accessible and transparent. TRON’s advantage is simple. It’s already doing that at scale.

#TRONEcoStar @Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRONDAO

Wallet integrations matter most where activity already exists. That’s why Zerion adding native support for TRON is more than another multi-chain checkbox.
Look at the data behind the move.
TRON consistently ranks among the most active networks globally, processing massive daily transaction volumes and hosting one of the largest stablecoin economies in crypto. While many chains compete on narratives, TRON competes on throughput, low fees, and real-world payment usage, especially for USDT.
Now compare the user experience.
Instead of fragmented tools and bridges, Zerion users can manage, track, and swap TRON assets directly inside a self-custodial interface. Fewer steps, lower friction, and clearer visibility across chains where capital is actually moving.
The takeaway is simple.
Mass adoption doesn’t come from adding more chains. It comes from integrating the right ones. Zerion aligning with TRON signals where stablecoin payments and everyday Web3 activity are already scaling.

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO
#TRONEcoStar