I’ve told you several times that there’s news of TRON’s USDT increasing, but you don’t really hear the story that “Ethereum’s USDT is decreasing,” right?
Actually, this is happening at the same time 😳
According to DefiLlama’s latest data, TRON’s USDT balance is $91.8 billion.
Meanwhile, Ethereum is $73.7 billion.
The difference is about $18.1 billion.
TRON is in a position that’s about 25% higher.
But here’s the interesting part—if you look at the changes over the last month:
TRON USDT balance: up 2.28%
Ethereum USDT balance: down 1.40%
They’re moving in opposite directions.
Why is Ethereum’s USDT decreasing?
People often say the ETH gas fee issue is “solved” with Layer 2, but that’s different when it comes to sending USDT.
Even if you send USDT on Arbitrum or Base, compared to TRON the fees are still higher and the operation is more complex.
「It’s faster and cheaper to send directly on TRC than to go through the trouble of withdrawing from the exchange to L2 and then bridging…」
Users choose based on very simple criteria.
It’s just whether it’s hard or easy, and whether it’s expensive or not.
About the claim, “ETH is safer, right?”
You’ll often be asked this too, but I think you should separate the discussion about security from the discussion about the practical usability of sending USDT.
Regarding USDT transfers, TRON has a record of zero network outages and actively responds to the freezing of illicit assets by the T3 FCU.
On the question of whether it’s safe, based on past performance, it continues to produce more than sufficient answers.
While ETH’s USDT is decreasing, TRON’s USDT keeps increasing.
This might honestly be the “voting results” more than the chart. 😊
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