TRON USDT Posts 88.5% Share of September Transfer Volume in Visa Dashboard Data
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September USDT Metrics
TRON USDT circulation reached 94.2 billion in September 2026, representing more than half of global USDT supply, @trondaoCN reported in Chinese, citing the Visa Onchain Analytics Dashboard (Oct 9, 07:51 UTC). The post also reported 30.64 million monthly TRON USDT transactions, representing 52.7% of USDT transactions across tracked networks, and $222.6 billion in monthly transfer volume, representing an 88.5% share. Cumulative unique active addresses associated with TRON USDT reached approximately 304 million, according to the post. These figures describe September activity rather than developments occurring on October 9, and the transaction and volume shares have not been independently verified against the underlying dashboard.
TRON DeFi Summer Season 3, which launched October 4, continues with a $300,000 JST Boost reward allocation accessible through @BinanceWallet DeFi on JustLend DAO. @DeFi_JUST highlighted the existing pool in an October 9 Chinese-language post (Oct 9, 09:00 UTC). The campaign's JST allocation was previously announced, rather than newly introduced on October 9. Separately, @OfficialSUNio reiterated participation terms for the SUN pool, specifying a minimum subscription of 5,000 SUN and stating that participants must hold jSUN for at least one hour to qualify (Oct 9, 13:23 UTC). These posts provide reminders and participation guidance for an already-running incentive program.
SunSwap and Treasury
@TokenPocket_TP has integrated SunSwap, bringing aggregated liquidity and smart routing to wallet users, @OfficialSUNio announced (Oct 9, 09:45 UTC). The integration expands access to SunSwap liquidity through TokenPocket's wallet interface.
Tron Inc. (NASDAQ: TRON) said it acquired 149,447 TRX at an average price of $0.3346, bringing its reported TRX treasury holdings above 718.1 million TRX, @TRON_INC announced (Oct 10, 02:29 UTC). The company reiterated its intention to grow its TRON digital asset treasury to enhance long-term shareholder value. The acquisition figures and treasury total are company-reported.
TOKEN2049 Wrap-Up
Following TOKEN2049 Singapore on October 7–8, @trondao published a retrospective of its participation as Title Sponsor: "Great connecting with the community as Title Sponsor of TOKEN2049 Singapore!" (Oct 9, 20:08 UTC). The recap highlighted Justin Sun's appearances at TOKEN2049 and DAS Asia 2026, where discussions covered stablecoins, institutional adoption, AI-driven commerce and the future of blockchain. These were earlier conference appearances being summarized on October 9, rather than new events that day.
A reply linked to @TheBlockCo's sponsored coverage of TRON's conference participation (Oct 9, 20:08 UTC). An earlier recap from @trondao highlighted Sun's main-stage discussion of TRON's real-world utility, infrastructure for AI agents and the vision behind the Justin Sun Prize (Oct 9, 05:22 UTC). These posts consolidate themes from the conference rather than announcing separate initiatives.
Sun on AI and the Prize
In an October 9 Chinese-language post, @trondaoCN summarized Justin Sun's conversation with @AlanShao111, highlighting advice for navigating the AI era: upgrading one's understanding, embracing AI and adopting a global perspective (Oct 9, 05:08 UTC). A subsequent post linking notes from @TechFlowPost emphasized maintaining a "Small Ego," remaining mobile and adaptable, and keeping pace with major technological shifts (Oct 9, 09:05 UTC). The posts revisit Sun's broader views on adapting to AI rather than introducing a new TRON product or initiative.
On the Justin Sun Prize, @sunyuchentron wrote in Chinese that AI is accelerating innovation and expressed hope that the prize would help important mathematics and AI breakthroughs be recognized, verified and rewarded more quickly (Oct 9, 03:29 UTC). The statement further explains the motivation behind the previously introduced prize rather than announcing a new award or change to its terms. Separately, @justinsuntron directed readers toward background material on Erdős problems, writing, "Curious about the Erdős problems? This is a good place to start." (Oct 9, 07:50 UTC).
Project Updates
On #739, "Enable Conversion between Energy and Bandwidth in Stake 2.0," repository contributor lxcmyf questioned whether the reported 3,000–5,000 daily stake and unstake transactions demonstrate actual demand for resource conversion. The commenter argued that address-level data would provide better evidence and warned that per-address limits could be circumvented by distributing stakes across multiple accounts (Oct 9, 10:06 UTC). The discussion concerns the evidence and safeguards needed for a proposed feature, not an approved change to Stake 2.0.
On #936, "[Discussion] Native Singleton Predeployments for TRON," waynercheung proposed testing Ethereum's deployed Multicall3 runtime bytes at a temporary address on the Nile testnet and asked whether a compatibility validation report would be useful (Oct 9, 10:29 UTC). The suggestion outlines a potential testing approach; it does not establish that deployment or validation has taken place.
On #935, "TIP-935: Harden ECDSA Signature Validation," repository contributor Federico2014 reported a revision to the TIP body, clarifying that after activation, signatures recovering to the elliptic-curve point at infinity cannot contribute permission weight (Oct 9, 06:25 UTC). This is a proposed validation safeguard, not a change confirmed to be active on the network.
All three GitHub discussions received substantive comments on October 9. They remain open proposals or discussions, with no acceptance or mainnet activation established by these updates.