TRON is preparing for the threat of quantum computers after beginning to test next-generation security technology.
Here’s another piece of news I think is interesting for the blockchain industry.
Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, recently revealed that the TRON network has begun testing post-quantum cryptography on its Testnet to prepare for future threats from quantum computers.
The development team is currently keeping a close eye on progress in both quantum computing and AI. Justin Sun said that TRON is ready to deploy this defense system on Mainnet when the time is right.
So why is this important? Because if quantum computers become powerful enough one day, they could affect certain types of encryption that blockchains currently rely on for security.
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Personally, I think this activity is exciting because not only can you practice creating content, but you can also exchange knowledge with friends in the community and have a chance to win rewards for your work.
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I think Stablecoin usage is becoming increasingly interesting lately. We’re used to using USDT for transfers, but now we’re seeing it used more and more for card payments.
The latest data from CryptoRank shows that in Q3 2026, Stablecoin card transaction volume reached $4.31 billion, up 33% from the previous quarter.
What’s interesting is that TRON ranked first, with a volume of over $998 million, accounting for 23.2% of the market.
Personally, I see this as another interesting signal. TRON is already a network where USDT is widely used, and now we’re seeing Stablecoins move beyond transfers and into everyday spending.
I think one of the most interesting things to watch in the blockchain industry right now is the arrival of AI agents.
Recently, TRON founder Justin Sun spoke at TOKEN2049 in Singapore. One topic that particularly caught my interest was the future of AI agents and blockchain.
Justin Sun believes that within the next five years, AI agents may be able to purchase services, pay for computing power, and conduct financial transactions on their own, within parameters set by humans.
To carry out these tasks, they will need financial infrastructure that is available 24/7, and stablecoins could play an important role.
Personally, I think that if AI can eventually conduct transactions on its own, blockchain users may no longer be limited to humans, but could also include a large number of AI agents.
And this could be another major opportunity for TRON, which has a strong foundation in stablecoin transfers.
Polygon announces the expansion of the Open Money Stack to support the TRON network, which will make it much easier for USDT on TRON to connect with payment systems and banks in the United States. What’s especially interesting is that TRON already has more than $94 billion worth of USDT in circulation on the network—making it one of the world’s major stablecoin networks. I think this news reflects that TRON is gradually expanding its role from a network many people are familiar with for transferring USDT, to becoming a more integral part of financial infrastructure. Perhaps the future of blockchain won’t be measured by coin prices alone, but by how much that technology is actually put into real use. And I believe this is yet another exciting long-term development to watch for TRON. #TRONGlobalFriends #TGF @TRON DAO @Justin Sun孙宇晨
I came across these figures and found them interesting. TRON has now become one of the most-used routes on Allbridge Core, with more than 80,000 transfers totaling over $1.65 billion, or an average of around $20,650 per transfer. When you consider that a large amount of USDT is also circulating on the TRON network, it becomes even clearer that TRON isn’t just something people hold or speculate on—it’s actually being used, especially for transferring stablecoins. When we look at blockchain growth, perhaps we shouldn’t focus only on whether token prices are going up or down. We could also look at how many people are actively using the network and how much value is circulating on it. #TRONGlobalFriends #TGF @TRON DAO @Justin Sun孙宇晨
Let’s bring little TRONBULL to say hello to friends this Friday evening. I hope this evening is a comfortable time. Close out the week with a good mood, and welcome the holiday happily, okay! #TRONGlobalFriends #TGF @TRON DAO @Justin Sun孙宇晨
Just now I tried sending USDT on TRON via Keeper Wallet, without leaving any TRX in the wallet at all. At first, I secretly thought… can it really be sent out like this? In the end, yes—it can be sent. Keeper handles the fees according to the published rate. We just need to have Keeper Battery to pay the Gas for the transfer. I tried it myself and it really works. If you’re using TRON, try this feature. I think it’s quite convenient.
GM ☀️ Good Friday morning, everyone. Bringing my little one #TRONBULL to deliver some fresh joy to all my friends. I hope today will be a great day—may everything you do go smoothly and make you happy. 😊
When I saw this article, I found it quite interesting. Justin Sun announced the establishment of the Justin Sun Prize, which is not judged based on reputation, age, or who the person is. Instead, it focuses on mathematical work—especially proving problems that can be verified by computers.
An idea I find interesting is that in a single problem, one person may think of and prove the answer, and then another person takes that proof and rewrites it in a form that a computer can verify. Even more interesting is that it’s not limited to requiring the contributor to be human or AI. As long as the proof is correct and passes mathematical verification, the prize money will be locked in. It will be paid only when the system can verify the proof completely with no errors. #TRONGlobalFreinds #TGF @TRON DAO @Justin Sun孙宇晨
Another story I think is a good sign for TRON. Right now, Canary Capital has a TRXS Staked TRX ETF that lets investors access $TRX through the ETF market, and it also takes TRX to staking to generate additional returns. I like this part because it feels like TRX is slowly moving closer to traditional finance. Previously, you had to buy TRX and manage the coin yourself; today, there are starting to be easier pathways for investors in traditional markets to access TRX. If this path keeps going, I think the picture of TRON in the financial market will become even more interesting.
GM good morning, everyone—it's a holiday! Since we have time off, let’s rest our body and mind, recharge our energy ❤️ Then we’ll dive back in like TRON! Where are you all going to visit today?
TRON keeps moving forward continuously. This time, MetaMask users—or the familiar “fox dog” wallets we’re used to—now have a more convenient way to access the TRON ecosystem. Recently, B.AI, SUN.io, JustLend DAO, and BitTorrent have added support for connecting via MetaMask in their own dApps. Building on MetaMask’s earlier opening of support for the TRON network earlier this year, this covers everything from trading tokens on SunSwap V4, to borrowing and lending via JustLend, to cross-chain services, data storage, and infrastructure for AI agents—now reachable through wallets that many people are already familiar with. Personally, I think this is an encouraging step, because no matter how good the services are, ease of access matters. Once users can connect with the same wallets they already use, the chances they’ll be willing to try something new increase as well. And when you see TRON expanding both its services and ways to access the ecosystem like this, it makes you want to follow along and see how far the ecosystem can grow.
Good morning, everyone ☀️☕️ Turn on the computer and get to work. Open your heart and be ready for good things. I wish you a day with something to smile about.
Another piece of news worth watching for TRON users
Latest reports indicate that Canary Capital is preparing to launch a Staked TRON ETF under the ticker $TRXS, scheduled to be listed for trading on the Cboe market on September 9.
What I find particularly interesting is that this ETF isn’t just creating an avenue for traditional investors to access $TRX through the ETF market; it also involves staking. If it launches as scheduled, this will be another important step for TRON in bridging the crypto world with the United States’ traditional financial market 🇺🇸
After this, we’ll need to keep an eye on how much capital flows into $TRXS and what impact it will have on demand for $TRX. For me, this news is yet another exciting development for TRON.
Seeing Justin mention JST, saying that for those who missed TRX, they should take a look at JST, I went on to read more about it. After reading, there were some angles that made me think, especially the part about how, when we study a coin, how much we really understand the business behind it. The analysis he shared encouraged me to view JST through its use in the TRON ecosystem, including lending and borrowing, as well as revenue that flows back to the token through buybacks and burns. I think this is a point worth discussing further, because user adoption of the platform, revenue generation, and value returning to the token all need to be seen as connected. The nickname “little TRX” also catches the eye, but I see it more as a starting point to get to know it rather than a conclusion that the price will follow TRX. For me, after reading it, I want to better understand how JustLend DAO will expand usage and sustain revenue in the long run. This is something we’ll probably need to keep following gradually.