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Justin Sun, TRON’s founder, expressed confidence that TRX will rival Bitcoin and Ethereum within two years. Citing TRX’s 7,000% growth and USDT integration, Sun believes TRON is on track for top-tier status in the crypto market.
TRX to Rival Bitcoin and Ethereum
The creator of TRON, Justin Sun, recently spoke with Austin Arnold on the Altcoin Daily show and made it clear that he is very certain that TRX will soon be one of the best cryptocurrencies.
Sun is optimistic since the TRX ecosystem has grown and adopted rapidly over the last seven years, with a value increase of 7,000%.
He stressed that there is solid evidence of success and growing value in the cryptocurrency market to support this expansion.
USDT Integration Boosts TRON’s Growth
One factor that has helped TRON gain traction in the market and attract more users is the integration of USDT (Tether) into its blockchain. It has become the go-to network for USDT transfers due to its low fees and streamlined operations. Because of this, its growth and usefulness in the cryptocurrency ecosystem have been aided.
In addition, Coingape noted that TRON has accomplished a number of important goals, which strongly suggest that it has what it takes to place among the top three.
USDT Supply Hits $729 Million
Significantly, USDT's integration with TRON has resulted in an impressive supply of $729 million in only four months. The increasing popularity and reliance on the blockchain is evident in this spike, which further solidifies its place in the cryptocurrency market.
A strong basis for Sun's projection is provided by TRX's steady performance and its integration with major financial apps.
TRON Ready for Widespread Adoption
With USDT's strategic use and continued development, the TRX platform is preparing for widespread adoption and integration into existing financial systems. With scalability as its primary goal, the crypto network is well-positioned to succeed in the highly competitive cryptocurrency market.
A thrilling week for Tron memes was also revealed yesterday by Justin Sun. Reducing network fees is something that Super Representatives are planning to suggest, he added, which would increase transaction activity.
