TRON: Even with Crypto card usage, it has serious presence🔥
— From the money-transfer rails to the “payment entry point” —
Looking at CoinDesk’s Q2 report,
TRON is also showing a strong presence
in the Crypto payment card space.
The Q2 Crypto card volume via TRON
is on the order of $887 million.
Furthermore, in terms of chain share,
it was 34%,
said to be the largest among the surveyed targets.
I think these are numbers that are pretty close to real-world usage.
When people think of TRON,
they often picture
USDT transfer.
But viewed in the context of Crypto cards,
the story gets even closer to actual consumption.
Send
↓
Top up
↓
Use with your card
↓
Leads to everyday payments
That’s the flow.
For blockchains to truly spread,
investment and trading alone
aren’t enough.
What’s needed is
being usable in real life.
In that sense, I believe
Crypto card volume is a very important metric.
Especially with TRON,
it’s a chain that’s commonly used
for USDT-TRC20 transfers.
Move funds with low fees,
and connect that to card usage and payments.
If this flow expands,
TRON won’t be seen merely as a transfer rail—
it will also be regarded as infrastructure
that connects to everyday spending.
Of course,
when using cards, it’s important to check
issuing companies, supported regions, fees, regulations, and so on.
However, that Q2 figure of $887 million
makes me think it indicates that stablecoins on TRON
aren’t limited to being completed only on-chain.
When Crypto gets closer to real payments,
which chain is being used behind the scenes?
TRON also seems to be starting to take
quite an important position there, too 👀
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