#fact about #JustinSun
In 2019, Ethereum transfers were both slow and expensive, so Justin Sun teamed up with Tether to roll out TRC20.

Justin Sun shelled out his own cash to subsidize transaction fees, keeping costs super low—settling in just a few seconds.

The real explosion hit in 2020, when Ethereum's DeFi scene blew up and gas fees skyrocketed to over a hundred bucks; even basic transfers got ridiculously pricey.

Those outfits in Sihanoukville and northern Myanmar, always splitting the spoils and paying out wages, couldn't stomach the costs anymore, so hundreds of billions in dirty money fled overnight to the Tron network.

The years after got even wilder: telecom fraud, Ponzi schemes, offshore gambling rings, money muling, laundering—you name it, the whole web was packed with T-prefix addresses hedging bets, with billions in dirty cash sloshing around daily.

Legit traders, DeFi players, memecoin chasers, and airdrop farmers? They're basically all on Ethereum, Solana, BSC, or Base—no one's touching Tron.

The black-and-gray industries straight-up fattened Justin Sun up, and now he's basically clinging to life on this $TRX chain, or he'd have keeled over ages ago.
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