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TRON consolidates its dominance in Latin America: handling 95.4% of stablecoin payments in Colombia

Central TRON logo over a map of LATAM, stablecoin flows and an upward price chart

The TRON network has positioned itself as the dominant player for stablecoin payments in Latin America. New data reveals the network processes the vast majority of transactions in key countries in the region. The information was recently highlighted by the data analytics platform Artemis.

Artemis’s analysis is compelling. TRON handles an impressive 95.4% of stablecoin payments in Colombia. Furthermore, the network also leads in Brazil with 80.7% and in Ecuador with 78.2%. This regional boom is significant. Stablecoin payment volume reached $10.2 billion monthly in October. This represents a 70% increase since February.

TRON’s relevance in the region stems from its real-world utility. It provides a solution for the need for fast, low-cost cross-border transfers. Use cases, like that of professionals in Cali, Colombia, demonstrate its value. They receive payments from clients in the U.S. and U.K. in minutes, avoiding traditional financial friction. The TRON network thus becomes an essential financial tool.

Can the price of TRX reach $0.45?

This dominance in LATAM strengthens the TRON blockchain‘s position in the global market. The network now accounts for $78.3 billion of the total stablecoin supply. This value places it second only to Ethereum. TRON’s Q3 2025 report also showed 2.6 million daily active users. These strong fundamentals are reinforcing analyst projections for the TRX price.

TRON’s trajectory in Latin America shows organic and growing adoption. The asset’s (TRX) technical indicators remain optimistic according to several analysts. Although the cryptocurrency market is volatile, TRON’s real-world utility is a key differentiator. Investors are watching to see if this regional expansion can sustain bullish momentum toward the $0.45 target.

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