I increasingly recognize a criterion: the prosperity of a chain is not measured by short-term popularity, but by the degree of alignment between "stablecoins and real demand." Stablecoins play the underlying role of settlement and hedging; only when actions such as transferring, paying, market making, lending, and clearing continue to occur can the ecosystem turn liquidity into productivity. TRON's advantage lies in its friendlier cost for high-frequency interactions, encouraging users to repeatedly engage, and making it easier for funds to stay and form a cycle.
When the use of stablecoins becomes a habit, much of the growth will become natural: merchants and applications will be more willing to connect, users will move in and out more smoothly, and protocol risk control and interest rates will also become easier to stabilize. For the ecosystem, this is not about "telling a bigger story," but about making small actions like transactions, transfers, staking, and lending sustainable daily practices, ultimately building up long-term network effects.