🟩 Lately, I’ve started to believe that “sending USDT without holding $TRX” could be one of the features that changes how people use TRON more profoundly than many realize.
According to data from @cryptoquant_com, weekly transfer volume through GasFree on TRON reached approximately $2.9 billion in June 2026, after peaking at around $3 billion in May—significantly higher than the 2025 record of roughly $1.9 billion. 🔥
Normally, users transferring USDT on TRON need to hold $TRX to pay for Energy and Bandwidth. GasFree changes that experience by allowing service providers to cover the network fee upfront and deduct the service charge directly from the USDT being transferred.
Simply put, users don’t need to buy additional TRX, learn how the Energy system works, or worry about whether their wallets contain enough tokens to pay gas fees. If they have USDT, they can start transacting immediately.
Of course, “gasless” does not mean transactions are completely free. The key benefit is that it removes unnecessary friction—and this may explain why adoption is expanding beyond peer-to-peer transfers into apps, businesses, and payment systems.
One interesting example is @rhinofi, which connects USDT on TRON with Wirex, allowing users to convert their balances into spendable funds in approximately 10 seconds. Weekly volume increased from around $1 million to $48 million, with an average transaction size of approximately $24,000.
This suggests that adoption is no longer limited to retail users; businesses and larger-scale users are beginning to participate as well.
We’re also seeing a similar direction emerge in AI. Providers such as @BAI_AGI, MERX, Oobit, and dTelecom are adopting x402 to enable AI agents to make automated payments using USDT. 🤖
In my view, TRON’s next major advantage may not be limited to low fees or fast transfers. It could lie in making users barely need to understand how gas works at all.
@justinsuntron @TRON DAO @TronDao_THA
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