Total TRON transactions surpass 12 billion
ChainCatcher news, TRONSCAN latest data shows that the total number of transactions on TRON has reached 12,001,542,144, officially surpassing the 12 billion mark. It is reported that the total number of transactions refers to the cumulative number of all transactions on the TRON network.
In addition, blockchain research institution Presto Research recently pointed out in its report "TRON: Reshaping the Global Settlement Layer" that TRON has become a major global stablecoin settlement network, processing transactions worth 6 to 7 trillion US dollars annually. At the same time, TRON has a strong presence in emerging markets such as Latin America and Africa, and is becoming an important local “digital dollar channel“.
As a key global payment network and blockchain infrastructure, on-chain transaction activity on TRON continues to rise, and user demand keeps growing. Currently, the total number of TRON accounts has reached 340 million, and the total value locked (TVL) exceeds 25 billion US dollars, continuously providing efficient and convenient services to users worldwide.
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