Tron Passes Ethereum And Solana Thanks To SunPump

Tron was successful through Ethereum and Solana. (Photo; Doc. Tron)

JAKARTA - Tron, a blockchain network initiated by Justin Sun, recorded the highest daily revenue in history of US$3.84 million (Rp61.44 billion) thanks to the launch of the memecoin maker platform, SunPump.

This achievement makes Tron a leader in daily income, ahead of the other two blockchain giants, Ethereum and Solana, who only posted 1.36 million US dollars (IDR 21.76 billion) and 541,000 US dollars (IDR 8.656 billion), respectively.

SunPump, a platform that allows users to create and launch memecoins on the Tron network, has received a warm welcome since its launch. Based on data from Dune Analytics, SunPump managed to generate more than 8.4 million TRX, or about 1.39 million US dollars (Rp 22.24 billion) since it was first introduced.

The peak of this platform activity occurred on August 20, 2024, when SunPump recorded the highest daily income of 2.78 million TRX, equivalent to US $ 400,000 (IDR 6.4 billion). On the same day, more than 6,000 memecoins were launched through SunPump, adding a total of 20,883 memecoins on the Tron network.

Justin Sun's aggressive strategy in promoting Tron as a leader in the memecoin sector has proven successful. He stressed that the strong stablecoin liquidity in Tron, which is largely driven by Tether (USDT), provides a competitive advantage for the network. With a total supply of 60 billion US dollars (Rp960 trillion), Tron has great potential to create billions of dollars worth of memecoins.

The advantages of this platform are not only felt by Tron, but also by early investors in several memecoins launched. Blockchain analysis firm Arkham Intelligence reported that a trader made a profit of 20 million US dollars (Rp320 billion) just six days after buying 104.33 million SUNDOG tokens for 1,690 US dollars (Rp27.04 million).

The trader has sold some of his tokens worth 1.08 million (US dollars of Rp17.28 billion) and still has a remaining token worth 19.52 million US dollars (Rp312.32 billion) spread across seven different addresses.