The total number of TRON accounts has officially surpassed 340 million.
ChainCatcher news, TRONSCAN data shows that the total number of accounts on TRON has reached 340,102,825, officially surpassing 340 millions. It is reported that the total number of accounts refers to the total number of activated account addresses on the TRON network.
In addition, the crypto media outlet CoinDesk recently released a research report stating that TRON has become a leading blockchain in the field of retail payments. The report points out that in the third quarter of 2025, about 65% of global stablecoin transfers under 1,000 US dollars were completed via the TRON network.
As a major global payment network, TRON is committed to building the infrastructure for a decentralized internet and actively promoting the arrival of a decentralized web. Currently, the total number of transactions on TRON exceeds 11.7 billions, the total value locked (TVL) exceeds 27.1 billions US dollars, and it has developed into a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) governed by the community.

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