In Q2 2026, TRON processed $2.1 trillion in USDT transfers, with its stablecoin market cap reaching a record $89.2 billion. USDT supply on TRON ended the quarter at $87.9 billion, making it the largest blockchain host for circulating USDT, surpassing Ethereum. Network fees rose 15.9% to $699.4 million, reflecting increased activity after a previous fee cut. The quarter also saw expanded U.S. access to TRX through Binance.US, Bitnomial's regulated futures launch, and Canary Capital's staked TRX ETF filing, signaling growing institutional interest and regulatory developments. Going forward, key points to watch include USDT circulation stability, TRX supply trends, and progress on U.S. ETF approval.
Bitcoin fell below $65,000 after failing to hold that level for four days, with ether and XRP leading declines among major cryptocurrencies. The market is cautious ahead of U.S. inflation data, influenced by rising bond yields and higher oil prices. ...
Coinsbuy, a crypto payment platform, was exploited in a cross-chain hack that drained $7.9 million from wallets on both Ethereum and TRON blockchains. The attacker moved stolen funds through multiple wallets and services, complicating recovery effort...
Bitcoin remained steady near $65,200, rising 3.7% over the week despite the U.S. Senate postponing the CLARITY Act vote until September. The market's resilience suggests the delay was already anticipated, with gains driven by investment flows rather ...
Bitcoin's price fell marginally by 0.26% to around $64,800, while Ethereum edged up 0.09% to about $1,917, reflecting a cautious market mood. Crypto derivatives volume plunged over 51%, signaling reduced leverage and fewer short-term bets, while stab...
Bitcoin dominance remains steady at 56.6% over the weekend, with Bitcoin trading near $64,782 and Ethereum stable at $1,916. While altcoins like SOL and BNB posted small gains, overall market activity is muted, reflecting cautious sentiment among ret...
