- Blockchain Tron has outpaced other networks in terms of stablecoin supply growth since the beginning of the year.
- The dollar has the greatest presence on the network. stablecoin Tether (USDT), which accounts for $85 billion of the total volume of $86,6 billion.
Network Tron (TRX) recorded the largest increase in stablecoin supply since the beginning of 2026 through April 7.
On According to According to the Artemis analytical platform, the total supply of stablecoins on the network has increased since the beginning of the year Tron increased by $6,1 billion. Taking this into account, the total volume of stablecoins in the blockchain is currently estimated at $86,6 billion.
Artemis data
Year to date Block Ethereum (ETH) saw a supply increase of approximately $3 billion, bringing its net market capitalization to $175,8 billion. Other blockchains that saw stablecoin inflows in Q1 2026 include BNB Chain, HyperEVM, Polygon pos, Solana (SOL) and Ripple.
Network Tron led other blockchains in terms of stablecoin value, which was indirectly facilitated by the passage of the GENIUS Act in the US in 2025, which introduced regulations for stablecoins.
As a result, in the first quarter of 2026, the adjusted quarterly volume of stablecoins across all blockchains exceeded $4 trillion for the first time (data a16z).
a16z data
Blockchain Tron holds nearly $85 billion of the total stablecoin supply, with $86,6 billion in stablecoins specifically Tether (USDT), the remaining $1,6 billion is USDD. USDT is fully compliant with US law and is in demand by Web3 users worldwide.
In early March 2026, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reached an agreement с Tron and its founder, Justin Sun, which strengthened the network’s legal transparency in the US and increased the confidence of institutional investors.
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