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TRON’s growing presence in Asia too 🔥
— Adoption of stablecoins is spreading on the ground —

Looking at TRON’s activity in August,
its movements in Asia are also quite prominent.

At Conviction 2026 Vietnam,
Justin Sun will speak about
the future of finance spanning DeFi, TradFi, and AI.

Furthermore, on August 28,
TRON is also scheduled to participate in KUB Global Bangkok 2026,
where the topics will be the TRON ecosystem and stablecoin adoption.

I think this is quietly important.

Real-world demand for stablecoins isn’t something that spreads just by numbers on-chain.

What’s needed is:

✅ Use cases by region
✅ Local communities
✅ Connections with exchanges, wallets, and payment businesses
✅ Dialogue with developers and businesses
✅ Understanding from the people who will actually use them

Especially in Asia—
it’s a region with strong synergy for
remittances, payments, and on-chain usage.

If TRON is being used for USDT remittances,
then the next crucial step is
how to connect that usage to the local context.

Event participation may look like PR at first glance,
but for ecosystem growth,
these kinds of real-world touchpoints are extremely important.

TRON is moving from being an online remittance rail
to the stage where it embeds into on-the-ground operations in each region.

I want to keep a close eye on Asia’s developments,
as they will be quite significant
when looking ahead to stablecoin adoption 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON DeFi Summer S2 is fully underway🔥
～Moving beyond transfers to expand DeFi usage～

TRON DeFi Summer S2 has started.

This time’s key points are that, centered around the JustLend DAO, an incentive pool of about $2.35M is available and there is a 60-day Boosted APR.

When it comes to TRON,
people inevitably associate it with USDT transfers.

But in order for the chain to grow further,
it’s important not only to support transfers, but also to deepen DeFi with things like:

✅ Lending
✅ Borrowing
✅ Stablecoin yield strategies
✅ Liquidity provision
✅ On-chain finance

Especially for TRON,
it’s a chain with a large USDT liquidity pool.

And when that liquidity isn’t just left sitting there but starts being used in DeFi, the meaning of the ecosystem as a whole begins to change.

Used as a transfer rail
↓
Capital gathers
↓
Put to work in DeFi
↓
More users come in

Whether we can create this kind of cycle is crucial.

Of course, DeFi also comes with risks.
Don’t just get drawn in by APR—checking the system and understanding the risks is essential.

Still, it’s definitely worth paying attention to the fact that TRON is trying to expand from a transfer chain into a broader financial infrastructure that includes DeFi usage.👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON, total transactions exceed 15.2B 🔥
～“Used Chains” seen in numbers～

If you look at TRONSCAN,
TRON’s total number of transactions
is already over 15.2B.

Viewed again, those are
really huge numbers.

When evaluating a blockchain,
price, TVL, and buzz are often the focus.

Of course, those matter too.
But if you want to see real demand, then

how many transactions are happening,
how continuously it’s being used,
and how much everyday fund movement there is

are also very important.

So far, TRON has been used in

✅ USDT transfers
✅ low transaction fees
✅ fast processing
✅ P2P transactions
✅ exchange deposits and withdrawals

and more.

The growth in cumulative transactions
appears to be the result of those use cases adding up.

What matters is that it’s not just a temporary burst of buzz,
but that it keeps processing day after day, calmly and consistently.

A blockchain becomes infrastructure only
once it’s actually being used.

TRON’s figure of over 15.2B
clearly shows, in an easy-to-understand way,
what it means to be a “used chain,” I think 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON Energy acquisition is even easier to use 🔥
— Focus on JustLend DAO’s Buy Energy —

With JustLend DAO,
Buy Energy is now available.

What matters when using TRON is a mechanism called
Energy.

In simple terms,
it’s like a type of network resource needed
when using smart contracts on TRON.

There has already been Energy Rental,
but this Buy Energy is an effort to make it
easier to obtain TRON Energy when you need it.

I think this is very user-demand-oriented.

For beginners in crypto, what’s difficult isn’t
actually the chain’s mechanism itself, but rather:

✅ Fees are hard to understand
✅ Energy and Bandwidth are confusing
✅ You’re unsure whether you need to stake TRX
✅ With small usage, the cost feeling is hard to gauge

That kind of part.

TRON is strong as a chain with low fees and fast processing,
but to take full advantage of those strengths,
it’s important to reduce the “confusingness before you use it.”

Buy Energy is exactly the kind of move
that improves UX.

If the barriers to sending, DeFi, and dApp usage go down,
actual use of TRON will become easier to expand further.

TRON isn’t only cheap—it’s also moving toward
making it easier to use.

These small improvements are quite important
for real-use chains 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON, toward the next TVM-compatible upgrade🔥
— The evolution of the invisible parts is really important —

TRON is working toward its next TVM-compatible upgrade.

The key points this time are:

GreatVoyage v4.8.2 “Pyrrho”.

From a user’s perspective, it might look a bit plain,
but I think this is a very important update.

The main directions are:

✅ Compatibility with Ethereum Pectra / Osaka
✅ Feature expansion for the TVM
✅ Improvements around the API
✅ Improvements for node operations and monitoring
✅ Updates to the Event Plugin

In other words, this isn’t about flashy campaigns that get attention.
It’s about strengthening the foundation so that
TRON becomes easier for developers and node operators to work with.

TRON is often discussed as a USDT transfer or payments rail,
but behind the scenes, protocol improvements like this are continuously moving forward.

As more value and activity are used on a blockchain,
the stability, compatibility, and operability of the underlying system become increasingly important.

Even without flashiness, if it’s going to be used as infrastructure for a long time,
accumulating updates like these is crucial.

TRON is moving from being a “chain that gets used”
to a chain that’s easier for both developers and operators to handle.

I think this TVM upgrade is an important, very hands-on type of news👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON: Even in August, the real-demand route is quite strong🔥
— Beyond just sending money, focusing on usability and ease of adoption —

When you look at TRON-related news since August began,
there’s a pretty clear direction.

That is,
the movement is shifting
from USDT transfer chains
toward a more user-friendly payment infrastructure.

In recent developments,

✅ MoonPay Trade integrates with TRON
✅ Participates in Stanford’s blockchain event
✅ USDT transfers at a scale of $2.1 trillion in Q2
✅ Expansion of stablecoin supply on TRON
✅ Connects to enterprise payments via Fireblocks Flow

…you can see three fronts: real use, education, and enterprise adoption.

Until now, TRON has been used as a “chain strong in transfers,”
thanks to low fees, fast processing, and TRC-20 USDT.

But recently, it seems it’s moving beyond just that:

Making it easier to use
Increasing the number of builders
Making it easier for companies to adopt
Broadening stablecoin liquidity

—It looks like it’s entering a new stage.

Blockchain competition doesn’t end at being fast and cheap.

Will it actually be used?
Who will build it?
Will companies be willing to adopt it?

TRON’s August activities look like they’re very much focused on the next phase 👀
#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON is also expanding as a payments infrastructure for enterprises🔥
—What it means to support Fireblocks Flow—

Apparently, TRON has been integrated with Fireblocks Flow.

As a result, companies can more easily:
receive stablecoin payments and deposits
from TRON wallets
through Fireblocks’ environment.

I think this is quite important.

TRON has long had a strong impression in personal USDT transfers, but going forward, what will become even more important is the flow of:

individuals using it
↓
companies receiving it
↓
being integrated as a payment infrastructure

For stablecoin payments, what’s needed is:

✅ fast transfers
✅ low fees
✅ liquidity
✅ wallet support
✅ easy adoption for enterprises

TRON already has real-world demand with USDT transfers.

And once enterprise-focused infrastructure like Fireblocks connects to that,
TRON moves closer to not just a simple transfer chain, but a payment rail that is also easy for businesses to use.

For Crypto to enter real-world payments, you need not only the user-side entry point, but also the enterprise-side entry point.

TRON’s support for Fireblocks Flow is a move worth paying close attention to👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON also participated in a blockchain event at Stanford 🔥
～From real-world demand chains to the next generation of builders～

It’s said that TRON DAO participated as a sponsor in the
Blockchain Application Stanford Summit
held at Stanford University.

When you think of TRON,
USDT transfers and stablecoin payments
come to mind strongly.

But the key point this time is that
TRON isn’t just being used as a real-world demand chain—
it’s also making its way into spaces
where researchers, students, and developers gather.

Blockchain doesn’t spread
through technology alone.

What’s needed is:

✅ developers
✅ researchers
✅ students
✅ entrepreneurs
✅ the people who actually build applications

TRON already has the foundation
for low fees, fast processing, and
USDT transfers.

So next, the question is:
who will build what on top of that.

From the chain that gets used,
to the chain that gets built.

The moves at Stanford may look subtle,
but I think they’re a pretty important step 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON: Q2’s stablecoin real demand is just too strong🔥
～To a USDT remittance volume of $2.1 trillion～

Looking at TRON’s Q2 data,
it says the amount of USDT transfers reached around $2.1 trillion.

That’s quite impactful.

TRON is often
called a “chain strong in USDT transfers.”

But when you look at this figure,
you can see it’s not just an image—
actual large-scale capital is really moving.

What matters with stablecoins isn’t only the
issued supply.

What’s truly important is:

✅ Where it’s being sent
✅ Where it’s being received
✅ How frequently it moves in everyday use
✅ Which network is serving as the settlement rail

That’s it.

Backed by low fees and fast processing,
TRON has built up real demand through
USDT transfers, P2P, and exchange deposits/withdrawals.

Not flashy narratives—
it’s capturing where the money actually moves.

That $2.1 trillion figure in Q2 looks like evidence
that TRON is being used continuously
as a major rail in the stablecoin economy👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON—real-world usage has taken another step forward🔥
～USDT transfers are even easier to use～

MoonPay Trade has integrated the TRON network.

This means that when users trade on TRON,
they can trade more easily even without having TRX set aside in advance for network fees.

I think this is pretty important.

For crypto beginners,
one of the biggest hurdles can be:

✅ Gas fees are required
✅ Not knowing which token to use to pay fees
✅ Needing to have TRX prepared before sending
✅ It’s troublesome for small-amount usage

TRON was originally a chain that’s strong for USDT transfers.

But to truly become closer to everyday use,
it’s not only about being “cheap and fast”—it’s also important to lower the barrier before you even start using it.

This MoonPay Trade integration looks like a move toward making stablecoin trading on TRON more intuitive and easier to use.

TRON is going from a chain you can transfer on
to a chain you can use without getting lost.

It may look subtle,
but it’s an update that’s very demand-driven👀
#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON’s total number of accounts has
surpassed 397 million🔥
And 400 million is in sight!

TRON is often perceived as a blockchain
widely used for USDT transfers and payment infrastructure in daily life, but
when you look at its account growth,
you can clearly see the size of its user base.

Blockchains matter not only for
price and buzz,
but also for how many people are actually using them.

TRON seems to be steadily expanding
its presence as a
“chain that gets used”👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

“Quantum security should be a feature, not a debate”

Personally, I think Justin Sun’s way of thinking is quite important.

TRON is currently conducting research and verification of Quantum-Resistant signature technologies, keeping an eye on the era of quantum computers.

At the moment, on the Nile Testnet, verification of post-quantum cryptographic signature functionality is underway.

What’s important here is that this isn’t just hype for the short term.

The risk posed by quantum computers isn’t that everything will break tomorrow—starting right now.

Blockchain is infrastructure that protects value over a much longer timeline than just years.

That’s why taking a proactive stance toward future risks is crucial.

What TRON is verifying this time isn’t just wallet signatures.

✅ Transaction Signing
✅ Block Production
✅ P2P Node Handshake
✅ Smart Contract Signature Verification

and more—covering the network as a whole.

Until now, TRON has been evaluated as a chain that is actually used for USDT transfers and stablecoin payments.

Not only
fast
cheap
widely used

But also
whether it’s secure long-term
whether it can adapt to changes in cryptographic technology in the future
whether it can be trusted as infrastructure

I think these will also become key evaluation criteria going forward.

TRON is aiming to become blockchain infrastructure that can handle the post-quantum era.

Even though it’s still in the verification stage, the fact that it has been working on this theme early on in itself has a great deal of significance.

The next competition in Blockchain won’t be only about performance, but also security.

TRON’s Quantum Security looks like it’s anticipating that trend 🔥

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

USDT supply on TRON
At a level far surpassing Ethereum 🔥

~At the center of stablecoin liquidity~

According to posts by Luganodes,
the USDT supply on TRON has reached $89.5 billion.

Meanwhile, USDT on Ethereum is $74.6 billion,
with TRON accounting for 49% of the total,
which is higher than Ethereum’s 41%.

I think this is quite important.

When it comes to TRON,
there’s an impression that it’s a chain that’s strong for USDT transfers.
But looking at these numbers,
it’s clear it’s not just “widely used”—
it has become a major layer of global stablecoin liquidity.

What matters for stablecoins isn’t just the issuance volume.

✅ Which chains the supply is on
✅ Where transfers are made
✅ Where it’s easier to receive
✅ Which networks are used for settlement

These points are especially important.

TRON has strengths such as

✅ Low fees
✅ Fast processing
✅ TRC-20 USDT
✅ Global transfers
✅ Well-suited to P2P transactions

—which makes it a chain that’s often used for real fund movements.

Ethereum is strong as the hub of DeFi and smart contracts.
On the other hand, TRON has a very clear position
as a USDT transfer and settlement rail.

These figures of $89.5 billion
suggest that TRON is not just a simple L1 chain,
but a major “home” for the stablecoin economy.

If you look at actual demand in crypto,
which chain funds are moving on is crucial.

TRON is truly one of the key networks supporting the world’s USDT liquidity 👀
#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON also participated in the blockchain event at Stanford 🔥
～From real-use chains to a place for the next generation of builders～

It seems that TRON DAO participated as a sponsor in the
Blockchain Application Stanford Summit held at
Stanford University.

When you hear “TRON,”
USDT transfers and stablecoin payments come to mind strongly,
but this time the key point is that it’s not just that.

I think it’s important that TRON is also making its way into
spaces where researchers, students, and developers gather.

Blockchain doesn’t spread by technology alone.

✅ Developers
✅ Researchers
✅ Students
✅ Entrepreneurs
✅ People who actually build applications

As these touchpoints with such people increase,
the ecosystem will gradually become thicker.

TRON is already being used as a real-use chain with
low fees, fast processing, and USDT transfers.

That’s why, on top of that,
it’s also very important to have a perspective on
what gets built there,
and who will create the next use case.

From the chain being used,
to the chain being built.

The activity at Stanford may look understated,
but I think it’s a really important step 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO