Key takeaways

TRON’s network has crossed 11.1 billion transactions, a surge in USDT transfers as whales withdrew over $700 million from Binance in just two days. TRX has responded with a sustained rally, gaining over 150% for long-term holders.

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Over $700 million in Tether [USDT] has flowed out of Binance [BNB] via the Tron [TRX] network in just two days, as whales locked in profits during Bitcoin’s latest rally.

At the same time, Tron’s stablecoin transfers have pushed its total transaction count past 11.1 billion, proving its role as a high-speed, low-cost remittance rail.

The question now is, could this surge in USDT activity give TRX prices a lift?

TRON crosses 11.1B transactions as stablecoin activity soars

TRON’s network activity has hit a major milestone, surpassing 11.1 billion total transactions.

The growth trend has remained steady in 2025, adding around 1.8 billion transactions since the end of last year.

Daily transaction volumes now average between 7-9 million, with peaks near 10 million; well above early 2024 levels after a brief slowdown.

Much of this momentum comes from USDT/TRC-20 transfers, which benefit from TRON’s low fees and fast confirmations.

This high output strengthens market liquidity but also enables faster capital movement between spot and derivatives markets.

This will make way for leveraged plays when market sentiment turns bullish.

Massive USDT outflows highlight Tron’s role in whale moves

In just two days, Binance’s USDT reserves plunged from $3.7 billion to $2.44 billion, with the bulk of withdrawals routed through the TRON (TRC20) network.

On the 11th of August, $417 million in USDT left the exchange, followed by another $310 million the next day.

Such rapid, large-scale outflows are often linked to profit-taking or risk reduction – especially during periods of strong Bitcoin performance.

On the 12th of August, transactions over $10 million made up more than half of TRON’s total transfer volume, with whales being behind much of the movement.

TRX rally extends amid overbought conditions

At press time, TRX was trading near $0.366, a sustained uptrend over the past week.

The rally rewarded 1-year holders with gains exceeding +150%; a rally that is broader, steadier, and supported across all holding periods, unlike the unsustainable spike seen in January 2025.

The rally pushed the RSI to 78.68, showing overbought territory and raising the risk of a short-term pullback.

Momentum indicators like the MACD remained in positive territory, with the MACD line holding above the signal line.

Trading volumes had also risen in recent sessions, showing the strength of buying pressure.

While the prevailing momentum favored the bulls, a cooling-off period could follow before TRX attempts further upside.

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