Tron’s stablecoin supply grew from $76.6 billion on Sept. 24, 2025, to $94.0 billion in September 2026, a 22.6% increase, with USDT accounting for $92.6 billion. That represents 50.4% of Tether’s $183.7 billion supply and about $19 billion more than Ethereum’s share, according to Defillama. Tron DAO said the network had settled $30 trillion over eight years, surpassed 405 million accounts and processed 15 billion transactions. Daily transactions and active accounts also rose, although daily USDT transfers declined. TRX was trading at $0.34, up just 0.1% over the year, while Bitcoin fell 22.8% to about $84,400. The data highlights a gap between rising dollar-denominated activity on Tron and demand for its native token, as well as the question of whether planned upgrades such as Justin Sun’s post-quantum security plan can eventually support TRX’s price.