In March 2025, Tron emerged as the most profitable blockchain platform, outperforming major competitors such as BNB Chain and Ethereum. The blockchain, known for its high-speed transactions and decentralized applications (dApps), generated a total of $51.35 million in fees, marking a 2.9% increase from the previous month. Tron also saw significant growth in activity, with 253.7 million transactions, a 66% increase from February. Active addresses on the network reached 13.4 million, up 3.6%.
In contrast, prominent chains like BNB Chain and Ethereum experienced a decline in activity. BNB Chain saw a 15% drop in fees, down to $25.39 million, even though transaction volume increased by 24%. Ethereum’s fees plummeted by 58%, reaching $21.56 million, with a 28% decrease in transaction activity.
Solana also faced a substantial decline, with fees falling by 75% to $25.31 million as transaction activity dropped by 74%.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, showed stability in March, maintaining 10.85 million active addresses, a modest 0.8% decrease from February. However, its fees saw an 11% drop to $14.71 million for the month.
Tron’s network activity was dominated by five key players. Black Hole led the charge, contributing 73.45% of the total activity, followed by Bybit (10.04%), Binance (9.13%), OKX (4.37%), and HTX (3%).
TRX, Tron’s native token, ranked 10th on CoinMarketCap. Its price fluctuated between $0.2112 and $0.2508 throughout March, currently sitting at $0.2349, a 1.47% increase compared to the previous month.
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