Will Tether's launch of Stablechain shake up TRON? I don't think so Today, I saw a lot of people discussing that Tether will launch its own public chain, Stablechain, which may have a huge impact on TRON. Personally, I don't think so. 1/ First of all, TRON has taken the lead and laid out a wealth of application scenarios early, especially this year@justinsuntron Brother Sun has been making full efforts, and obvious results can be seen from the steady growth of on-chain data. Stablechain is the son of Tether, and the issuance of USDT always requires a 1:1 anchor of real money, and it is impossible to quickly surpass the established trading scale and user habits of TRON in a short period of time. 2/ Second, although Stablechain is cheaper in terms of transfer costs, the battle for public chains is not a simple price competition. There is no shortage of chains with low fees or even free fees in the current market, but why is TRON still thriving? The reason is actually quite simple – high user stickiness and strong security. In particular, many ordinary people who have not been deeply exposed to Web3 have long been accustomed to using TRC-20 to transfer money, and they are not willing to take risks to try new chains. 3/ In addition, TRON is currently firmly in the position of the world's largest stablecoin circulation platform, and the main reason is not that Tether deliberately gives face, but that the TRON ecosystem itself is strong enough, and the real transaction demand on the chain supports its market share. For a long time, TRON's security, transaction efficiency, and ecological construction have formed a stable moat. Therefore, in the process of Stablechain's growth, TRON will continue to rapidly expand more application scenarios and consolidate its market share with its own solid foundation. The emergence of Stablechain is not the end for TRON, but more like a catalyst for stablecoins and TRON to continue to run forward! @justinsuntron @trondao #TRONEcoStar