TRC-7913 and TRC-8056 reach Final status as Q2 report shows $2.08T settlement volume

Standards finalization

TRC-7913 (Signature Verifiers for Address-less Keys) and TRC-8056 (Scaled UI Amount Extension for TRC-20 Tokens) both advanced to Final status, according to pull request #928 merged into the TIPs repository Aug 26, 07:13 UTC. TRC-7913 defines a standard interface for verifying signatures from cryptographic keys that have no on-chain address of their own, such as secp256r1/passkeys, RSA keys, or ZK-proven Web2 credentials. TRC-8056 enables token issuers to publish an updatable multiplier so that a stock split can be reflected in the balance shown to users without minting tokens or moving them. Both issues closed Aug 26, 06:55 UTC after their minimum review windows elapsed with no blocking concerns. Source: https://github.com/tronprotocol/tips/pull/928

Quarterly results

TRON's Q2 growth continued across both stablecoin activity and network scale, @trondao reported, with $89 billion stablecoin supply, $2.08 trillion quarterly settlement volume, and 6.12% quarter-over-quarter growth in settlement volume (Aug 26, 20:03 UTC). @SamElfa0 breaks down the latest TRON network data in the Q2 2026 Quarterly Report, the account stated.

DeFi liquidity and volume

SunSwap recorded 7-day trading volume surging 48.24% to surpass $505 million, @OfficialSUNio disclosed (Aug 26, 05:01 UTC). Total value locked stood at $655.35 million, up 0.50%, while 7-day transactions reached 101,223, up 14.95%, the account reported. The volume speaks for itself, the post stated. A massive week for https://SunSwap.com, @OfficialSUNio added.

JustLend DAO adoption reached $239 million-plus in grants power across 485,000-plus users, @DeFi_JUST reported (Aug 26, 06:53 UTC). More users, more strategies, more on-chain activity, the account stated. DeFi grows when participation grows.

Ecosystem integration

TRON partnered with @KiiChainio for 24/7 on-chain FX and stablecoin payments, @trondao announced (Aug 26, 18:22 UTC), citing coverage from @TheBlockCo__. More than $5 million moved through TRON in the past 7 days across 96 transfers averaging over $54,000 each, @trondao reported, citing data from @Allbridge_io (Aug 26, 17:39 UTC).

Codex already supports it, @justinsuntron posted in Chinese (Aug 26, 05:09 UTC), echoed by @sunyuchentron (Aug 26, 06:04 UTC).

Milestone discussion

From zero to 400 million users in just over 8 years, @justinsuntron posted, calling it incredible to see how quickly the TRON ecosystem has grown (Aug 26, 08:30 UTC). @OfficialSUNio hosted a Space titled "TRON Surpassed 400M Users: What Will Bring Crypto Its Next Billion?" covering adoption powered by stablecoins, scalable infrastructure, and active DeFi liquidity (Aug 26, 09:48 UTC). Crossing 400 million accounts is proof of real-world adoption, but scaling from 400 million to a billion requires more than just infrastructure, the post stated. @DeFi_JUST posted that 400 million users reached is a starting point, with the next billion to be built on better products, smoother experiences, and real-world utility (Aug 26, 11:49 UTC).

The biggest blockchain ecosystems of the next decade will be measured by active users, not token prices, @OfficialSUNio posed, adding that speculative FDV and token price hype are taking a backseat to real-world utility (Aug 26, 09:52 UTC). As stablecoins, payment rails, and consumer dApps onboard hundreds of millions, the question shifts from "What's the market cap?" to "How many people actually use this?"

Treasury and public engagement

Tron Inc. acquired 145,199 TRX tokens at an average price of $0.3444, increasing its TRX treasury holdings to more than 711.5 million TRX in total, @TRON_INC disclosed (Aug 26, 02:39 UTC). The company aims to further grow its TRON DAT holdings to enhance long-term shareholder value, the post stated. @justinsuntron posted "keep going" (Aug 26, 04:19 UTC). Another $1.1 billion in USDT on TRON, @justinsuntron stated (Aug 26, 01:54 UTC).

@SamElfa0, Community Spokesperson of the TRON DAO, spoke at DCGG Brazil on the TRON ecosystem, transaction transparency, stablecoins, and traceability, @trondao reported (Aug 26, 16:38 UTC). The session also touched on the @T3_FCU initiative and the role of collaboration across the digital asset ecosystem.

@justinsuntron takes the stage at @Bitcoinconfasia for two conversations on Bitcoin, global finance, and the future of digital assets, @trondao announced (Aug 26, 08:06 UTC). Hong Kong, we're on the way, the account stated. "See you soon," @justinsuntron posted (Aug 26, 18:15 UTC).

400 million accounts, one TRON, @trondao stated (Aug 26, 22:32 UTC). Behind every milestone is real activity across the network: sending USDT, receiving payments, settling transactions, running businesses, and moving value globally.

Project Updates

Pull Request #928 finalized TRC-7913 and TRC-8056, promoting both proposals to Final status and renaming TRC-7913 to "Signature Verifiers for Address-less Keys (Compatible with ERC-7913)" to make the scope explicit. The PR was merged Aug 26, 07:13 UTC by Benson0224. TRC-7913 has been in Last Call since July 21, so its minimum two-week review window had elapsed with no blocking concerns. TRC-8056 has been published for community review since July 23, and the substantive discussion in its issue converged with no outstanding blockers. The expanded TRC-7913 title highlights that existing ERC-7913 verifier implementations can be reused on TVM. No normative interface or behavior was changed. Source: https://github.com/tronprotocol/tips/pull/928

Issue #835, a discussion titled "CREATE2 Opcode: TRON vs Ethereum Compatibility Analysis and Proposed Solutions," received a new comment Aug 26, 07:22 UTC. The discussion documents the difference between TRON and Ethereum CREATE2 address derivation and proposes compatibility solutions. The proposal is authored by lily309 with 12 comments since opening on March 19. Source: https://github.com/tronprotocol/tips/issues/835

Issue #890, titled "OTAK-NES: A Blockchain Security Architecture for Non-Exposure of Long-Term Authorization Keys," received a new comment Aug 26, 05:56 UTC. The proposal describes an architecture designed to shift the threat model from the entire account to a specific transaction by preventing public signature exposure during on-network validation. The proposal is authored by alichatme with 18 comments since opening on June 7. Source: https://github.com/tronprotocol/tips/issues/890