- TRON collected $47M in fees over 30 days, surpassing Solana, Ethereum, and Bitcoin despite a 60% gas fee reduction.
- Unique USDT wallets on TRON surged to 41M by mid September, an eight times increase from 5M at the start of 2025.
- Solana earned $40.6M and Ethereum $35.35M in 30 day fees, behind TRON’s nearly $49M revenue during the same period.
TRON has outperformed all major blockchains in revenue generation, collecting $47 million in fees over the last 30 days. Data shared by Satoshi Club shows TRON holding the top position across chains, even after reducing gas prices by 60 percent on August 29, 2025.
The network’s resilience shows the scale of its activity, particularly in stablecoin transfers, where more than $80 billion in USDT is currently circulating. This combination of reduced transaction costs and high activity has pushed TRON above Solana, Ethereum, and Bitcoin in overall revenue.
TRON Maintains Lead After Gas Reduction
Despite the steep cut in gas fees, TRON maintained daily fee revenue of over $1 million. Records for September indicate the blockchain generated $1.13 million in 24 hours and nearly $49 million in a month.
In comparison, Solana followed with $40.6 million in 30 day revenue, while Ethereum reported $35.35 million. Bitcoin and Binance Smart Chain trailed further with $13.13 million and $12.53 million respectively. This performance underscores how sustained activity on TRON offsets the impact of lower transaction costs.
Stablecoin Transfers Drive Network Usage
Stablecoin movement continues to be a major driver of TRON’s network traffic. According to Satoshi Club, the number of unique wallets transacting USDT on the network has surged significantly. The count of addresses sending or receiving stablecoins surpassed 41 million by mid-September.
At the beginning of 2025, the figure stood at around 5 million. This represents an eightfold increase in just nine months, averaging four million new addresses added each month. The rapid growth aligns with TRON’s positioning as a hub for stablecoin circulation across emerging markets.
Blockchain Rankings
The wider revenue outlook shows the competitive positioning of TRON against other leading blockchains. Solana, despite reaching nearly $2 million in daily revenue on certain days, still trails TRON’s totals.
Ethereum’s daily fees averaged under $700,000 in the same period, further widening the revenue gap. Other networks, including Base, Linea, Arbitrum, Bitlayer, and Avalanche, reported significantly smaller earnings.
Base recorded $4.94 million over 30 days, while Avalanche registered just under $1 million. These figures confirm TRON’s position as the current leader in blockchain fee revenue.
