From not wanting to use cross-chain at all to now being unable to live without it—one experience with deBridge changed everything
To be honest, most people used to have zero patience for cross-chain. It was slow, expensive, prone to getting stuck, and moving even slightly larger amounts would make you nervous. But after using deBridge, I realized that all my previous stereotypes about cross-chain have basically been overturned. Especially after it integrated with TRON, you really get that feeling of “this is finally a perfect match.”
Everyone knows TRON’s strengths: massive stablecoin volume,

TRON is really different, even more decentralized than BTC?
Saw an interesting data point:
TRON’s Nakamoto coefficient is 14, while Bitcoin’s is 4.
To put it simply, TRON’s level of decentralization is 3.5 times that of Bitcoin.
The Nakamoto coefficient essentially answers one question:
How many independent participants does it take to “combine” and affect the security of a network?
14 vs 4—this isn’t just a small gap, it’s a whole different level.
A chain that can support $80 billion USDT must have this level of security coefficient behind it.
Why do users dare to use it for the long term? Wh

Busier every day, TRON’s on-chain congestion can’t be stopped.
TRON’s bandwidth consumption has hit a new phase high, reaching 3.28 billion.
The net bandwidth ratio remains stable at around 0.79. For those in the know, this indicator staying high for a long time means one thing: there are real users on-chain, the transaction volume is genuine, not a one-off event, but continuous activity.
And this kind of steady rise is the most attractive rhythm for a public chain:
1 / It’s not some sudden, unsustainable surge
2 / It’s solid, with people using it every day, running transactions every day, and

TRON speed! An additional 1 billion USDT issued, total supply reaches 79.5 billion.
Countless transfers race across TRON every day—fast, efficient, and seamless—just like everyone who has used TRON: if you can be fast, why wait?
1 / 79.5 billion USDT is the trust earned through votes from users worldwide
2 / Low fees + instant transfers, all about efficiency
3 / Every transaction represents a real-world use case
TRON never stops, always accelerating for the next transaction and the next user.
@justinsuntron @trondao #TRONEcoStar

350 million vs 353 million: TRON is about to achieve a historic surpass
TRON is about to become the public blockchain with the highest number of accounts globally.
The reason why TRON has managed to catch up to Ethereum in this area is because it doesn’t just serve one group of people—it covers the entire payment chain:
1 / Retail users: cheap, fast, simple, no barriers to use
2 / Merchants: stable settlement, no worries about transactions being stuck on-chain
3 / Workers, cross-border payments, enterprise settlements: able to handle high-frequency and large volumes
4 / Apps, exchanges, wallet

The USDD in your Wallet only listens to you, not to any institution.
In the news I've been reading lately, the more I see, the more I feel that the biggest risk of stablecoins is not volatility, but rather "whether others can move your money."
Look at those centralized stablecoins outside, they can freeze hundreds of millions at any time. Once the address is locked, that string of numbers in your Wallet feels like it's gone.
In this environment, the design of USDD appears refreshingly rare: no administrators, no backend, no freeze button; the USDD you have in your Wallet is yours.
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Last week's MONAD contract, I finally have some time to look back at it today, so I casually jot this down.
Actually, I didn't take this order too seriously from the very beginning. It was purely because I was in a good mood at that time and saw a bit of a weak rebound in the market, so I opened a small short position. Opening price was 0.03390, with a position of less than 1800 coins. To be honest, it was just one of those "let's see how it goes" trades.
I didn't expect that the market would give me quite a surprise this week.
The price has been steadily grinding down along th

It's not bragging, this might be the smoothest cross-chain experience TRON users have ever had.
If you are an old Tron user, you must understand my feeling. There is a lot of USDT in the wallet, and the on-chain transfers are fast, but when it comes to the "cross-chain" step, it's like being blocked at the door: too many processes, high fees, and the fear of stepping on a landmine.
Until I started to seriously understand and use deBridge @deBridge_CN.
Cross-chain has finally become as smooth as "normal transfers" in Tron.
1 / Truly instant, for the first time feeling that cross-chain i

TRON speed! TRON has always been number one!
On December 1st, TRON's daily income was $771.6K, not only in first place but also leading the second place Solana by a large margin.
The usage demand for TRON remains the toughest and most stable across the entire network.
USDT settlement, USDD system, cross-chain liquidity, daily payments, and the basic traffic of DeFi are all continuously occurring on TRON.
These seemingly "unremarkable" on-chain actions are the source of income and also the most solid foundation of public chains.
TRON! Not just the first place,
This is yet another evidence o