Stabilized currency distribution fell by $13.9 billion, and the Tron chain USDT was highly innovative

In recent months, the distribution of USDT and USDC ' s two head-stabilized currencies has decreased by approximately $13.9 billion, with USDT reducing by about $7.4 billion and USDC reducing by about $6.5 billion, owing to the overall weakness of the encryption market. However, the fall in distribution has not affected the degree of use of stable currencies in multiple financial scenarios, but rather has shown a tendency to "show the sand." In the first half of this year, real economic transactions in stable currencies (ATV) reached $8.82 trillion, compared to $10.8 trillion in Bitcoin’s record full year, with USDT contributing more than half. It is noteworthy that, in the trend towards a fall in overall distribution, the number of USDTs issued on the Tron chain rose to a new high of $90.3 billion, an increase of $2 billion over the past month. This suggests that the decrease was mainly in USDT, mainly in DeFi, in the Inn, while the Tron chain maintained a real demand for steady growth in the context of transfer of remittances and payment settlements。