
- Tether and Tron dominate 2025 stablecoin payments with $72.3B volume.
- Tron’s low fees boost international payments.
- Tron processes over 60% of global stablecoin flow.

Westward stablecoin growth on Tron affects international payments as economic influence expands.
Tron’s competitive advantage over Ethereum continues as the primary blockchain for USDT transactions. Tether and Tron’s decentralized finance dominance is rooted in low fees and high-speed transactions.
Paolo Ardoino, CEO, Tether, once stated,
PSA: 1B USDt inventory replenish on Tron Network. Note this is an authorized but not issued transaction, meaning that this amount will be used as inventory for next period issuance requests and chain swaps.
Tether Holdings Ltd.’s USDT stablecoin shows progressive increases in supply, particularly on the Tron network. Official reports note a replenishment of $1 billion in USDT inventory for future use. This strengthens Tron’s position as a primary settlement network.
The stablecoin payment industry is experiencing shifts, with Tron processing over 60% of global volumes due to factors like low transaction costs. This surpasses Ethereum, whose market share is now secondary.
Analysts note a shift in liquidity towards Tether on Tron, affecting Ethereum’s share in DeFi protocols. Institutional interest in stablecoin markets is evident, with significant transactional growth forecasts.
Market experts suggest Tether’s growth on Tron may influence future regulatory frameworks. Historical trends imply increases in cross-border and B2B stablecoin usage, underscoring Tron’s leadership.
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