TRON led stablecoin adoption by holder numbers in Q3 2026, averaging 76.53 million holders and representing approximately 40.45% of all holders across 45 monitored blockchain platforms. Ethereum averaged 26.32 million holders. TRON’s 30-day average also exceeded 79 million in Q4, indicating continued support for the platform. Stablecoins are increasingly used for transfers and payments, and the expanding user base could deepen network liquidity and reinforce TRON’s role in digital payments. Ripple USD (RLUSD), a Ripple-issued stablecoin, surpassed $2.5 billion in circulating supply, a $150 million increase attributed to Ripple’s minting effort rather than new investor demand. Its supply remains below the historical high of $2.632 billion. On TRON, Tether’s USDT accounts for nearly 98% of stablecoin supply, or $94.3 billion, alongside 3.9 million daily active addresses, more than 12 million transactions and roughly $1.1 million in daily fees. By contrast, the source’s final assessment says XRPL usage remains weaker.