From on-chain data, there is an interesting phenomenon regarding stablecoin inflows on TRON: 60-80% of the inflows directly enter centralized services, with a leading exchange capturing nearly 50% of the share. This reflects that TRON's role and positioning are quite different from Ethereum. Ethereum is more used for various DeFi ecosystem applications, while TRON has become a high-throughput settlement layer—simply put, a tool for quickly transferring large amounts of capital. This difference is not just a technical choice but more so a reflection of the actual divergence in use cases between the two chains: one is a thriving financial experimental field, and the other is an efficiency-first transfer channel.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 16h ago
Are half of the stablecoins flowing to a certain exchange? Isn't this buying and selling just working for centralized institutions?
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FreeMinter
· 22h ago
Speaking of TRON, I saw through this routine a long time ago. To put it simply, it's just a cash machine for harvesting retail investors. Half of the stablecoins go into exchanges, and the remaining still pass through some big players. Retail investors don't get any real benefits at all.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 22h ago
Are half of the stablecoins all in exchanges? This is the fate of TRON.
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EthSandwichHero
· 22h ago
Oh wow, TRON is so straightforward—it's just an ATM. Half of the share is taken by a certain exchange, truly incredible.
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GasFeeCrying
· 23h ago
This is outrageous. TRON has turned itself into a withdrawal channel... Just thinking about it makes me angry.
From on-chain data, there is an interesting phenomenon regarding stablecoin inflows on TRON: 60-80% of the inflows directly enter centralized services, with a leading exchange capturing nearly 50% of the share. This reflects that TRON's role and positioning are quite different from Ethereum. Ethereum is more used for various DeFi ecosystem applications, while TRON has become a high-throughput settlement layer—simply put, a tool for quickly transferring large amounts of capital. This difference is not just a technical choice but more so a reflection of the actual divergence in use cases between the two chains: one is a thriving financial experimental field, and the other is an efficiency-first transfer channel.