data from reveals that USDT transactions on the TRON network have surpassed 8.29 million during the week ending August 3, 2025, underscoring the network’s accelerating adoption as a global digital payments rail.
Mid-sized transfers dominate: Transfers between $101 and $1,000 made up the largest share (38.66%) of weekly activity, reflecting the growing usage of TRON by freelancers, digital merchants, and remittance users.
"The large share of transfers above $1,000 suggests strong engagement from larger participants, including professional traders, high-net-worth individuals, and possibly institutional entities."
Decline in microtransactions: Only 5.63% of weekly transactions were below $10, suggesting a shift away from test transactions and micro-payments toward higher-value and purposeful use cases.
Retail & enterprise balance: The nearly even split between small/medium transactions and large-scale ones highlights TRON’s dual appeal — from daily spenders to institutional players.
“This level of weekly transaction volume — especially with a third of it exceeding $1,000 — confirms that TRON has evolved beyond a low-fee alternative into a core layer for real-world stablecoin settlement,” . “It now serves as a trusted infrastructure for cross-border payments, digital payroll, and crypto-native commerce.”
TRON’s infrastructure allows for high-volume, low-cost USDT transactions — making it the most efficient environment for everyday digital liquidity.
While networks like Ethereum are more focused on high-value institutional transfers, TRON is now serving as the “backbone” for digital day-to-day liquidity.
The popularity of USDT on TRON for lower-value transfers signals potential growth in e-commerce, personal remittances, and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.
Written by Arab Chain
