From Ethereum to Tron is a one-way street for stablecoins?

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Tron used to be just another player in the crowded crypto club. Ethereum ruled the roost, with its gas fees hitting the roof, and everyone grumbling.

But then Tron steps in like the savvy capo offering a way out of the mess.

What happened next? Stablecoins started pouring from Ethereum into Tron like a heist gone right, and once they landed, barely any dared to leave.

Volume

It all started back in the days, when the fees on Ethereum got so sky-high, way higher than nowadays, you’d think you were financing a mafia getaway.

Enter Tron, with its low fees and lightning-fast transfers, becoming the go-to spot for moving those precious stablecoins, especially USDT and USDC.

Analysts shared that from September 2024 through August this year, the volume of stablecoins bridged to Tron literally exploded.

We’re talking daily peaks hitting nearly 20 million USDT. Think about that, millions flowing through like a river that just won’t stop.

Lots of players

Suprisingly, experts say almost none of those stablecoins are sneaking back to Ethereum. It’s a one-way street, guys.

The data’s clear, Ethereum-to-Tron flows are record-breaking, but only a pittance heads back the other way.

Why? Because Tron’s speed and low cost make it the perfect hideout.

Imagine the daily hustle, about 7,500 transactions recorded in July, nearly 31 times more active addresses than the year before. Lots of players joining the party, and it shows.

The main muscle behind this flow is a project called Bridgers, shifting $8.4 billion in USDT alone across Tron this year.

It’s like a well-oiled crew running operations smooth and steady, keeping Tron at the top of the stablecoin game. Ethereum fees are cheap now, but the damage is already done.

Strong

Now picture the scene, the tension, the excitement, the charts lighting up with every transfer, everyone waiting to see if Tron keeps capitalizing on this momentum.

The future’s looking brighter, but the story isn’t finished. Tron’s ecosystem is building strong, and as it gobbles up more and more stablecoins, it’s carving out an actual new paradigm in crypto.

Fast, cheap, and efficient transfers without the Ethereum headaches.


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András Mészáros
Written by András Mészáros
Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld
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With years of experience covering the blockchain space, András delivers insightful reporting on DeFi, tokenization, altcoins, and crypto regulations shaping the digital economy.

📅 Published: August 15, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: August 15, 2025
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