The number of new addresses on Tron this year has grown by over 60 million. In January, the figure was about 286 million; in April, the threshold of 300 million was surpassed, and in October, the total count of addresses exceeded 340 million.
According to Tronscan analysts, this progress might be driven by Tron’s network popularity, fueled by relatively low fees and a dominant role in processing USDT stablecoin transactions—over 42% of all operations.
The overall volume of transactions on the Tron network surpassed $23 trillion, and the historical transaction count exceeded 12.2 billion, with 1.2 billion occurring in 2025. Daily, the network handles six to nine million operations, with peaks reaching 2.6 million active users.
Data from CoinDesk indicates that from July to September, Tron processed 65% of all global retail transfers in USDT stablecoins valued under $1000, establishing the network as the leader in micro-payments and cross-border transactions.
Previously, Tron founder Justin Sun sued Bloomberg, seeking to prevent them from publishing details about the volume of his crypto assets.
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