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TRON joins the discussion on regulation and policy 🔥
~ Building trust in Crypto through transparency ~

TRON DAO
participated as a Gold Sponsor
in CoinDesk Policy & Regulation 2026.

When it comes to crypto,
people tend to focus on
prices, ETFs, DeFi, and stablecoins.

But if blockchains
are truly going to become
a global financial infrastructure,
there are themes you can’t avoid.

That is,

✅ Dialogue with regulators
✅ Measures against misuse
✅ Transparency
✅ Cooperation with law enforcement agencies
✅ Building trust across the industry

At this event,
discussions centered on
fraud and illicit finance monitoring
on public blockchains.

The important point here is that
blockchains are not
“an anonymous, invisible world.”

Because transactions on-chain
leave records,
there is an aspect that makes it easier
to track the flow of funds.

Of course,
that alone can’t prevent
all wrongdoing.

But with

On-chain analytics
Collaboration with exchanges
Cooperation with law enforcement
Monitoring frameworks on the network side

when these mechanisms are combined,
our ability to respond to misuse
can be strengthened.

For chains used for
USDT transfers and payments,
besides convenience,
there is also a need for
safety and accountability.

What I’d especially like to highlight is
the T3 Financial Crime Unit
involving TRON, Tether, and TRM Labs.

It has been reported that it has supported
the freezing of
over $450 million in suspicious illicit assets.

It’s easy to use.
It’s fast.
It’s inexpensive.

And in addition to that,
how to respond to misuse.
How to leverage transparency.

In the future,
blockchains will likely be evaluated
on these criteria as well.

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON: Even with Crypto card usage, it has serious presence🔥
— From the money-transfer rails to the “payment entry point” —

Looking at CoinDesk’s Q2 report,
TRON is also showing a strong presence
in the Crypto payment card space.

The Q2 Crypto card volume via TRON
is on the order of $887 million.

Furthermore, in terms of chain share,
it was 34%,
said to be the largest among the surveyed targets.

I think these are numbers that are pretty close to real-world usage.

When people think of TRON,
they often picture
USDT transfer.

But viewed in the context of Crypto cards,
the story gets even closer to actual consumption.

Send
↓
Top up
↓
Use with your card
↓
Leads to everyday payments

That’s the flow.

For blockchains to truly spread,
investment and trading alone
aren’t enough.

What’s needed is
being usable in real life.

In that sense, I believe
Crypto card volume is a very important metric.

Especially with TRON,
it’s a chain that’s commonly used
for USDT-TRC20 transfers.

Move funds with low fees,
and connect that to card usage and payments.

If this flow expands,
TRON won’t be seen merely as a transfer rail—
it will also be regarded as infrastructure
that connects to everyday spending.

Of course,
when using cards, it’s important to check
issuing companies, supported regions, fees, regulations, and so on.

However, that Q2 figure of $887 million
makes me think it indicates that stablecoins on TRON
aren’t limited to being completed only on-chain.

When Crypto gets closer to real payments,
which chain is being used behind the scenes?

TRON also seems to be starting to take
quite an important position there, too 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON, Strong Stablecoin Growth in 2026 🔥
～Beyond the narrative: “dollars actually used”～

Recent reports have highlighted that
TRON’s stablecoin market capitalization
is seeing significant growth in 2026.

What I especially want to focus on is that
TRON isn’t just generating buzz—
there’s actually an increase in
dollar-denominated assets on the network.

In crypto, it’s common for
new narratives to capture attention.

AI
RWA
DeFi
GameFi
Meme

All of these are important topics.

But if you look at real-world demand for a blockchain,
personally, I think the movement of stablecoins
is pretty crucial.

That’s because stablecoins are used
to actually transfer value.

✅ Transfers between exchanges
✅ P2P transactions
✅ International remittances
✅ Payments
✅ DeFi collateral
✅ Corporate fund transfers

For these use cases,
which chain dollar-denominated assets
converge on is
quite important.

So far, TRON has grown stablecoin usage
centered on USDT-TRC20,
thanks to low fees, fast processing, and
a wide range of supported partners.

In other words, TRON’s strength
is not just that the “chain is fast.”

It has dollar assets that users
can actually use,
a place where they can send them,
and counterparties to receive them.

That part is a big deal.

I believe the growth in stablecoin market cap
shows that TRON is being viewed
not merely as an L1,
but as a hub for global dollar liquidity.

Not just flashy narratives—
but whether dollars are truly moving.

From this perspective,
TRON’s strength is pretty easy to see 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

Justin Sun talks about the future at Bitcoin Asia 2026 🔥
～The intersection of Bitcoin, Stablecoins, and Global Finance～

From the TRON DAO,
it was announced that Justin Sun participated in Bitcoin Asia 2026 and spoke about
Bitcoin, Stablecoins, and Global Finance.

At first glance,
some people may wonder,
“Bitcoin event… but why TRON?”

But in reality,
when looking at today’s Crypto,
Bitcoin and TRON are a rather important combination.

Bitcoin is
often discussed in the context of “digital gold” and value preservation.

Meanwhile, TRON has been used as a network that actually moves value,
such as USDT transfers and stablecoin payments.

In other words,

Bitcoin = value preservation
Stablecoin = value transfer
TRON = the settlement rail that supports that transfer

That’s one way to look at it.

In the coming global financial system,
what will matter won’t just be “holding assets,”
but also “how to move assets.”

Especially stablecoins—
they may be used in a wide range of situations,
including cross-border remittances and payments, DeFi, and payments by AI agents.

And in that context,
TRON is a chain that already has significant USDT liquidity and a track record of transfers.

That’s why TRON shows up not only in the Bitcoin context,
but also in discussions about the next financial infrastructure.

I think that’s a pretty natural progression.

The next stage of Crypto is moving from an era where people only look at prices
to an era where we look at the infrastructure that actually moves money.

Justin’s speech at Bitcoin Asia sounds like
a great opportunity to think about
how TRON can be positioned within the context of global finance 👀

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

Ethena’s USDe / sUSDe become available on TRON 🔥
～A choice of “digital dollars” beyond just USDT～

According to announcements by Ethena Labs and the TRON DAO,
Ethena’s USDe and sUSDe are now available on the TRON network.

The announcement says that users can
bridge USDe / sUSDe to TRON via Stargate Finance,
and then hold and transfer them on TRON.

I think this is quite important.

When it comes to TRON,
we mostly associate it with USDT-TRC20.

In fact, it’s explained that
USDT’s circulating supply on TRON exceeds
$94 billion.

However, the point this time isn’t only
that “USDT is strong.”

It’s that another option—
USDe / sUSDe, a different dollar-denominated asset—
has been added to the mix.

USDe is a
dollar-denominated crypto asset developed by Ethena.

sUSDe is positioned as
its yield-bearing product.

So on TRON going forward,

✅Send with USDT
✅Hold USDe
✅Get exposure to a yield-based digital dollar with sUSDe
✅Use it in DeFi applications

—and the range of options could expand.

Of course,
USDe and sUSDe have their own mechanisms and risks.

You shouldn’t simply view them as the same as USDT.
You’ll need to check the collateral structure, how the yield works, DeFi risks, and so on.

That said, from the perspective of TRON,
this is pretty big.

TRON has been used as
one of the largest USDT settlement rails in the world.

With Ethena’s digital dollars added there,
there’s a possibility that the
“dollar-assets ecosystem on TRON”
will expand even further.

From a network where only USDT dominates,
to one where multiple digital dollars can move.

It looks like Ethena’s integration is
an important step toward taking TRON’s stablecoin economy
to the next stage!

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRON is connected to Bitcoin-backed finance 🔥
～BTC-collateralized dollar liquidity to TRON～

Ducat has been integrated with the TRON network.

Ducat is a credit and stablecoin protocol backed by Bitcoin.

With this integration,
UNIT, Ducat’s Bitcoin-backed dollar,
becomes usable on TRON in the form of the TRC-20 version “wUNIT.”

In addition, wUNIT is said to support dedicated stablecoin liquidity pools
that allow direct swaps with USDT.

I think this is a pretty interesting move.

When it comes to TRON,
most people associate it with USDT transfers and stablecoin payments.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin
has a huge presence as a store of value and as collateral.

This Ducat integration
is a move that connects these two.

In other words,

✅ Dollar liquidity collateralized by Bitcoin
✅ USDT liquidity on TRON
✅ TRC-20 transfers and swaps
✅ On-chain payments and fund movement

That’s how these elements are being connected.

What’s important here is that
it’s not really about moving Bitcoin itself to TRON.

On the Ducat side,
the issuance of UNIT and the underlying collateral are on the Bitcoin side,
while TRON is used as a scalable environment for payments and liquidity.

I think this division of roles is quite important.

Bitcoin as the collateral and value foundation.
Ducat as the credit and dollar-denominated logic.
TRON as the place for stablecoin settlement and liquidity.

This combination suggests that
TRON could become not just a USDT transfer chain,
but also a settlement layer that can support Bitcoin-backed finance.

TRON moves from being a chain with stablecoin liquidity
to a chain where BTC-collateralized dollar assets can also move.

This Ducat integration looks like it could be expanding the range of real stablecoin demand!
#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

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@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

TRX, finally enters the U.S. ETF market 🔥
— Canary Staked TRX ETF begins trading on Cboe —

A staking-enabled TRX spot ETF for the first time in the U.S.

The “Canary Staked TRX ETF”

has started trading on Cboe BZX.

The ticker is TRXS.

I thought this was a pretty big piece of news and decided to take a closer look!

The key point is that
this is not just a plain TRX spot ETF, but an
ETF “with staking enabled.”

In other words, investors will be able to
have not only TRX price exposure,
but also TRON network staking rewards
reflected through the ETF’s structure.

Of course,
this isn’t to say that “profits are guaranteed.”

Even with an ETF,
there’s still the risk of TRX price fluctuations,
and you also need to check the fees and
how the staking operations are structured.

That said, I think the significance here is that
TRX has now become tradable
as part of the U.S. securities market infrastructure.

For investors who aren’t familiar with crypto, the flow
of:

create a wallet
manage a private key
buy TRX on an exchange
understand how staking works

still presents a high hurdle.

But with an ETF,
you can get exposure to TRX through a securities account.

This is a major expansion in access for TRON.

And TRON is already being used as a chain with real demand,
including for USDT transfers and stablecoin payments.

Now, this adds an entry point on the TradFi side—
the U.S. ETF market.

This development is pretty interesting.

Stablecoin real demand
TRX staking
U.S. ETF market

With these three coming together, it feels like
the way people view TRON may change even further!

#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #TRON

@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO

Bitcoin.com Wallet now supports TRON natively🔥
～Bring USDT-TRC20 closer to everyday use with your wallet～

Bitcoin.com Wallet has added native support for the TRON network.

This means users can, right within the app,
hold, send/receive, swap, and buy TRX and USDT-TRC20.

✅ Hold
✅ Send/Receive
✅ Swap
✅ Buy

You’ll be able to do all of that.

I think this is a pretty real-world, demand-driven kind of news.

What matters in crypto isn’t only the performance of the chain.

To actually be used,
it also matters that users can access it directly
from the wallet they use every day—without friction.

Especially for USDT-TRC20,
it’s a network that’s used a lot for
transfers between exchanges and USD-denominated payments.

But from the user’s perspective,
inserting yet another wallet, bridging,
or switching chains is a hurdle.

Bitcoin.com Wallet’s CEO also commented that
users aren’t really looking at the chain name—they’re looking at
“who they need to pay” and
“what the other party wants.”

And apparently, many of those cases
were about USDT on TRON.

That’s the essence, I think.

TRON is used not only because it’s technically impressive,
but because it’s needed in real payment and transfer scenarios.

And for that demand,
existing wallets are starting to adapt.

Bitcoin.com Wallet explains that within the app,
you can hold, send/receive, swap, and buy TRX and USDT-TRC20,
so you can use TRON without separate wallets or any bridging.

TRON goes from being a chain you use,
to a chain you can access
from your usual wallet.

That may look subtle—but it’s a pretty big step forward 👀

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

TRON is also connecting to 24-hour FX infrastructure 🔥
~From stablecoin remittances to the world of “foreign exchange”~

KiiChain has integrated the TRON network.

KiiChain is an infrastructure for on-chain FX, global payments, and liquidity,
and this integration is expected to expand access to deposits, swaps, and Yield Vaults using TRON-based assets, especially USDT-TRC20.

I think this is very interesting.

When it comes to TRON,
it has the reputation of being a chain strong in USDT transfers.

But the key point this time is,
it’s not just about transfers.

✅ 24-hour FX
✅ Stablecoin payments
✅ Cross-border fund movement
✅ Corporate treasury management
✅ On-chain liquidity

TRON’s USDT infrastructure is being connected to these areas.

Traditional FX and international remittances have frictions such as
banking hours, borders, fees, and settlement times.

On the other hand, by using stablecoins,
there is the possibility of moving funds faster
and more globally on-chain.

Of course, it’s necessary to confirm regulations, counterparties, and the regions of use.

But what makes TRON strong is
that it already has USDT liquidity and a proven track record in transfers.

According to KiiChain,
over $500 million in on-chain FX transaction volume is already flowing on TRON,
and access to TRON’s stablecoin ecosystem is expanding for
more than 200 corporate clients and 360,000 registered users.

TRON is moving
from a remittance rail
to connecting with 24-hour global financial infrastructure.

This KiiChain integration looks like a move that takes stablecoin real-world demand to the next stage 👀

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

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