Stablecoin Networks Dey Evolve: Tron, Ethereum, Mantle, and Sui Dey Compete for Market Dominance
Tron (TRX) don confirm say dem get beta position for stablecoin area, e get over 50% of all USDT wey dey circulate and pass Ethereum plus all oda chains for supply, with more than $75.7 billion worth USDT and over 57 million USDT user addresses. This one make Tron be di main center for stablecoin use, specially for retail and cross-border transactions, because e get low transaction fees and high speed—wey e dey benefit developing markets well well. Recent blockchain data also show Mantle (MNT) and Sui (SUI) network dem dey quickly increase their average stablecoin transfer size, now dem don pass other big layer-2 solutions like Optimism and Arbitrum. Ethereum (ETH) still get di highest average stablecoin transfer size at $68,000 per transaction, wey institutional and DeFi users like well, followed by Base ($20,000), Tron ($8,900), Mantle ($6,800), and Sui ($5,800). These trends mean say stablecoin system dey become more broken down and specialized, with different chains to serve specific needs like big-value institutional transfers, scalability, or cheap and efficient payments. For crypto traders, na sign say competition dey grow among blockchains, liquidity and trading options dey increase, plus chance to diversify as new platforms dey get hold.
Neutral
Di tori tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok tok. Tron (TRX) still dey hold ground for USDT volume and usage, plus new platforms like Mantle (MNT) and Sui (SUI) dey get bigger transfers average. Ethereum (ETH) still dey attract big-value transactions. Even though these changes show say trading options plenty and liquidity better, no sign say any token go run strong up or down short-term. Instead, the market dey neutral, e just give room to diversify, no sharp price waka come.