- Tron’s daily trading doubled from 4.3m to 8.4m in 16 months.
- Growth driven by Stablecoin transfer, low fees and fast throughput.
- Trading activity has remained stable, exceeding 8m since February 2025, despite market fluctuations.
Tron’s blockchain network has registered an increase in transaction activity over the past 16 months, with new data seeing a 95% increase in daily transaction counts. According to Cryptoquant’s on-chain data, the 30-day moving average of daily transactions increased from around 4.3 million in early 2024 to 8.4 million by May 2025.
The sustained increase indicates the scale of network usage, highlighting the period of increased activity that began in the second half of 2024 and continued steadily into the second quarter of 2025.
The chart provided by Cryptoquant displays stable routes throughout 2024, causing minimal confusion. Both the raw transaction volume and the 30-day moving average are consistently increasing, reflecting long-term growth. In particular, since February 2025, the average daily number of transactions has exceeded the 8 million mark.
Daily transactions on the Tron network increase by 95%
“The 30-day moving average of daily transactions has increased from about 4.3 million to about 8.4 million, meaning it’s an increase of 95%, almost doubled.” – @ja_maartun pic.twitter.com/x8lhw3s1vh
– cryptoquant.com (@cryptoquant_com) May 21, 2025
Isolated spikes were recorded during this period. This includes 1.46 million transactions on October 24, 2024 and 9.47 million transactions on May 15, 2025. However, these peaks fit within the typical range of dispersion and did not distort the overall trend. Instead, the moving average curve reveals limited volatility, indicating that user engagement remains resilient even in the midst of temporary fluctuations.
Factors behind quantity growth
The data suggest that increased interaction between decentralized applications and payment platforms built on Tron may have contributed to an increase in transactions. Analysts point to a large number of Stablecoin transfers, particularly USDT. It remains one of the most transferred assets in the network. Other contribution factors included low transaction fees and high processing speeds, but no specific attribution was made on the encrypted dataset.
Another impact is included. It includes protocol updates and ecosystem developments introduced last year. The dataset does not list these directly, but consistent growth timing suggests alignment with network improvements. By the end of 2024, average daily transaction volume had already reached levels above 7.5 million, setting the foundation for further expansion seen in early 2025.
Networks maintain momentum in a competitive environment
There is a tough competition among layer 1 blockchains, but Tron continues to grow in transaction throughput. It’s not clear that it’s heading towards zero for the past 16 months, and the graph is now approaching its highest historical value.
Things are heading towards active and continuous work as the average 30-day activity shows that it can continue through May 2025. Tron networks are still widely used, processing 8 million transactions every day.
