TRON’s dominance in stablecoin usage is moving beyond its own chain. A new integration with modular infrastructure provider Avail now enables decentralized applications (dApps) on TRON to access liquidity and markets from 10 other blockchains. This shift aims to simplify multichain connectivity and remove the need for bridges or switching chains, making TRON’s network more interoperable across decentralized finance (DeFi).
Avail announced its integration with the TRON network through its interoperability layer, Avail Nexus. This connection allows TRON-based dApps to tap into external liquidity and user markets without using traditional blockchain bridges.
The integration removes the need for complex chain-switching or gas management workflows. Developers can now create apps that operate across multiple blockchains while remaining within the TRON ecosystem.
TRON has long served as a hub for stablecoin activity, particularly with USDT. In the second quarter of 2025, TRON processed over $23.1 billion in daily USDT transactions. It also saw a daily average of 2.5 million active wallets and 8.6 million transactions. This scale will now be available for composable use across other chains supported by Avail.
Anurag Arjun, co-founder of Avail, said, “TRON has achieved unmatched scale in stablecoin adoption, but that power has remained largely self-contained. Avail Nexus changes that by making TRON’s ecosystem truly permissionless and composable with global DeFi.”
With over $77 billion in circulating USDT and a total value locked (TVL) above $26 billion, TRON is a major player in digital asset transactions. This new connection will allow its liquidity to be used across chains instantly.
Through Avail Nexus, TRON’s dApps and DeFi platforms can access liquidity pools from other chains without having to rely on third-party bridges. This simplifies user experience while expanding the available market.
The collaboration creates bidirectional liquidity channels. TRON users can interact with dApps and assets across supported chains. At the same time, users on other networks can access TRON’s liquidity and stablecoin infrastructure.
Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson for the TRON DAO, commented, “This integration opens new frontiers for cross-chain collaboration. It enhances interoperability across ecosystems and sets the stage for a more connected, dynamic Web3 experience.”
The unified infrastructure allows developers to build applications that function across different blockchains while using TRON as a base layer. This is designed to improve accessibility for users and reduce fragmentation across ecosystems.
The integration aims to support use cases like cross-chain lending, trading, and yield farming. Developers on TRON will no longer need to manage individual bridge connections or handle multiple gas tokens to provide multichain services.
Users will also benefit from this simplified setup. They can interact with multichain DeFi platforms directly from TRON dApps. This opens new trading and liquidity strategies with less technical complexity.
Avail provides a modular infrastructure focused on scalability and cross-chain connectivity. The partnership with TRON brings together one of the most active blockchain networks with a growing cross-chain ecosystem.
The move positions TRON assets and applications to be multichain-ready by default. With no need to exit the network or rely on external tools, users can engage with broader DeFi ecosystems securely.
By linking TRON’s volume and user base with Avail’s network, both platforms aim to support a more seamless and interconnected blockchain environment. This could help drive future dApp development and new liquidity solutions.
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