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Tron Dominates the Market with $824.51M Inflow as Avalanche Suffers Largest Depletion of Stablecoins (USDT and USDC)

Feb 25, 2025 at 09:45 am

Stablecoins like USDT and USDC increased significantly on the Tron network, driving it to secure the most substantial gain, while Avalanche suffered the largest depletion of these stablecoins.

Tron Dominates the Market with $824.51M Inflow as Avalanche Suffers Largest Depletion of Stablecoins (USDT and USDC)

The Tron (TRX) blockchain has emerged as the top platform for stablecoins, attracting a massive net inflow of $824.51 million in USDT and USDC stablecoins over the past week. This substantial surge positions Tron as the primary network for stablecoin transactions, bolstering its standing as an efficient platform for transferring stablecoins.

In a span of one week, Arbitrum (ARB) clocked in as the second-largest recipient of stablecoins, with a reported $231 million net inflow. Coinbase's Base Layer 2 solution also saw a notable $115 million net inflow.

While some chains enjoyed skyrocketing stablecoin deposits, several others experienced major net outflows. The Avalanche blockchain suffered the largest decrease in stablecoin liquidity, with a net loss of $506 million. Such a substantial drop in stablecoin liquidity could have network operators concerned about users shifting their funds to competing networks, potentially impacting their market position.

Over the observed period, TON suffered the second-largest stablecoin net outflow, with a net depletion of $280 million from its network. Ethereum (ETH), the core network for DeFi, also saw a net decrease of $208 million in USDT and USDC stablecoin holdings.

Additional blockchains witnessed positive stablecoin inflows. Polygon registered a net influx of $39.81 million, while Optimism attracted $22.61 million in new stablecoins. Solana (SOL) also managed to attract a net inflow of $4 million in stablecoins into its ecosystem.

This shift in stablecoin movements highlights major changes in user behavior. USDT activity continues to grow on Tron as the network offers fee discounts and has seen strong USDT userbase adoption. Avalanche's decrease suggests investors are shifting liquidity to competing networks.

As different blockchains vie for DeFi strategies and investment decisions, the movement of liquidity will be pivotal in shaping the crypto market landscape. These current trends will be closely monitored by market participants to see if they continue into the upcoming weeks.

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