- ultra-low fees - ~0.45s block times - millions of daily users - strong DEX activity - tokenized real-world assets moving onchain - #Binance as one of the biggest distribution gateways in crypto - BNB supply still being reduced through burns
1. ETH has liquidity. 2. SOL has culture. 3. BNB Chain has distribution + speed + low cost + users.
Maybe “Soon” means the market is about to pay attention again.
Update #Binance just added a “Sell for VND” option!!!
It’s right there in the withdrawal section, guys.
No more worrying about your bank account being frozen, since this process doesn’t go through a merchant intermediary like traditional P2P.
- Current P2P rate: 26,043 VND - Rate under “Sell for VND”: 25,679 VND => Difference: ~1.3%
In return, it’s safer than P2P with merchants because the funds come from a single partner that Binance has already vetted.
The exchange really is quick with updates. With all the bank account freezes going on lately, they’ve rolled out a whole new system to make things as convenient as possible for everyone.
Just tested the feature for withdrawing USDT from #Binance straight to VND and into a bank account.
It’s fast and smooth—tap once and the money arrives right away, without anxiously waiting for some dodgy partner to unlock it.
The downside is that the rate is a little lower. The rate shown under “Receiving method” looks better than P2P, but in practice it’s about 1.5–2% lower than P2P if you do it manually.
TRON has pulled significantly ahead in stablecoin activity. From January to September 2026, it processed roughly $1.6 trillion in adjusted stablecoin volume, far more than Ethereum, Solana, or any other network.
The gap remains wide, with TRON handling the large majority of real transfers.
In September, the network accounted for about 73% of global stablecoin transaction volume. It also holds the largest share of circulating USDT, which has made it the primary settlement layer for digital dollars.
Low fees and fast confirmation times have driven this adoption, particularly for everyday transfers and payments in emerging markets.
While many other chains focus on different use cases and narratives, TRON has concentrated on practical utility: moving value cheaply and reliably at scale.
The result is sustained usage rather than temporary hype. Its position as the leading stablecoin rail looks well established for now, backed by real activity instead of speculation alone.
My friend told me to go uptrend and go short because he doesn’t have confidence in altcoins. He said altcoins are a pump-and-dump scheme—sooner or later they’ll go to zero. But unfortunately, altcoin proved him wrong and he got completely liquidated (SML), proving the opposite.
Mathematics deserves more than recognition. It deserves real commitment.
That’s why the #JustinSunPrize stands out.
Backed by a personal commitment from @justinsuntron, the Prize now has $10M placed on TRON and publicly verifiable onchain a strong signal that support for mathematics can be transparent, measurable, and real.
This is what makes it so compelling:
- support for mathematical breakthroughs - formal verification of results - and now, transparent onchain rewards
It’s a great example of how blockchain transparency can extend far beyond finance and start supporting scientific progress in a meaningful way.
Awards are distributed by the prize operator in USDT (TRC20) or USDC (ERC20), subject to the Prize rules.
In a space where transparency matters, this is a powerful message:
When mentioning major awards in mathematics, many people will immediately think of the Fields Medal, often dubbed the “Nobel Prize of Mathematics.”
But at the present time, as AI becomes increasingly involved in reasoning, proving, and solving difficult problems, the way mathematical solutions are awarded may also be starting to change.
Recently, @justinsuntron announced the Justin Sun Prize.
From the name, it sounds like a traditional award, but the way it works is quite similar to the “bounty” style in crypto.
Simply put:
A difficult problem is posted → Justin Sun sets a bounty → anyone can participate in finding a solution, including AI → if the solution is recognized by the mathematical community, it is then moved into a form that a machine can verify.
Only when the entire proof has been confirmed by a machine to be correct will the reward be officially unlocked.
What I find quite interesting is that the prize is split into two very clear parts.
One person finds the solution.
Another person can handle “formalization,” meaning turning that solution into a format that computers can read and verify.
Of course, the same person can do both.
And there’s no rule that the solver must be human. Justin Sun is direct about this: whether it’s humans, AI, or even a combination of both working together doesn’t matter—so long as the final proof is correct.
This is also the point that makes it quite different from many traditional mathematics awards.
The Fields Medal is only awarded once every four years and has an age limit. With this model, each problem almost becomes its own separate bounty.
Tron is about to undergo a major test with TradFi capital flows.
Canary Funds is preparing to launch a Tron ETF with staking ($TRXS).
What’s noteworthy is that the ETF not only makes it easier for investors to access $TRX, but staking also turns it into a yield-generating asset—potentially more attractive to institutional capital flows.
Tron already has clear utility thanks to the large volume of USDT and stablecoins circulating on the network.
But the network’s utility is not necessarily going to translate into demand for the token.
$TRXS could be the bridge between the two.
If AUM rises sharply, the fund will need to accumulate more $TRX; and if those TRX continue to be staked, the actual circulating supply in the market could also be reduced.
Therefore, what to watch after the ETF launch isn’t the first candle.
Instead, it’s how AUM grows, whether inflows are sustainable, and whether TradFi truly wants to hold TRX long-term.
If the answer is yes, Tron’s narrative could shift from:
“a chain used more and more” → “an asset that traditional capital wants to hold.”