TRON Overtakes Ethereum in USDT Transfers

TRON leads USDT transfers, processing 6x more daily transactions than Ethereum with 2.6M transfers.

Aurelien Sage September 24, 2025 - 9:00 PM

TRON leads Ethereum in daily USDT transfer volume and value

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TRON handles over 2.6M daily USDT transactions
It processes 6 times more USDT transfers than Ethereum
TRON also leads in the total USDT transfer value

The battle between TRON and Ethereum in the stablecoin world has taken a new turn. TRON has officially surpassed Ethereum in both the number and total value of USDT (Tether) transfers, reshaping the dynamics of stablecoin usage in the crypto ecosystem.

TRON Processes 6x More USDT Transactions Daily

According to blockchain researcher Burak Kesmeci, TRON now processes more than 2.6 million daily USDT transactions, compared to Ethereum’s much lower count. This means TRON handles over six times the number of daily transfers that Ethereum does. The lower fees and faster transaction speeds on TRON have made it a more attractive network for stablecoin users, especially in regions where transaction costs matter most.

TRON Dominates in Value Transferred Too

It’s not just about the number of transactions — TRON also takes the lead in total USDT transferred. This signals a deeper shift: not only are users making more transfers on TRON, but they’re also trusting it for larger value movements. Ethereum, while known for its robust smart contract platform, continues to struggle with high gas fees, which deter everyday USDT users.

TRON surpasses Ethereum in USDT transfers

“In daily transfer count, TRON processes more than 6x Ethereum’s volume, with 2.6M daily transactions. Not only in number of transfers but also in total transferred value, TRON is on top.” – By @burak_kesmeci pic.twitter.com/7ZwEHlP4ot
— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) September 24, 2025

Why This Matters for the Crypto Market

TRON’s dominance in USDT transfers highlights a growing trend: users are prioritizing efficiency and affordability over ecosystem depth. This doesn’t necessarily mean Ethereum is losing relevance, but for USDT transactions — especially peer-to-peer transfers and remittances — TRON is now the clear favorite.

With stablecoins becoming a key tool in decentralized finance and cross-border payments, TRON’s leadership in this area could strengthen its position in the wider crypto ecosystem.

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