TRON Taps Avail Nexus to Make Its Stablecoin Liquidity Composable Across Chains

Avail, the modular infrastructure provider known for horizontal scalability and permissionless cross-chain connectivity, announced a landmark integration with the TRON network that promises to make TRON’s deep stablecoin liquidity composable across multiple chains. Through Avail Nexus, decentralized applications on TRON can now tap into new markets and liquidity across more than ten blockchains supported by Avail, all without bridges, chain switching, or complicated gas-management workflows.

The timing of the integration matters. TRON has emerged as a dominant settlement layer for stablecoins, processing enormous daily USDT flows in Q2 2025 and maintaining a large, active user base. Reports tied TRON’s Q2 throughput to roughly $23.1 billion in daily USDT transactions, with average daily activity figures that include about 2.5 million active wallets executing 8.6 million transactions; the chain also hosts tens of billions in circulating USDT and a TVL north of $26 billion. Those metrics show why Avail sees TRON’s liquidity as hugely valuable when unlocked and exposed to global DeFi markets.

Avail co-founder Anurag Arjun framed the move as more than simple interoperability. He 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. This isn’t just interoperability, it’s about creating a unified experience where TRON users, assets, and applications are multichain by default.”

The integration sets up bidirectional liquidity channels that aim to expand opportunities for TRON users and the broader digital economy by allowing TRON-based liquidity pools and DeFi platforms to participate in external yield strategies, trading, and lending without bridging hassles. TRON’s own spokespeople welcomed the change.

“With Avail Nexus, TRON developers and users gain access to powerful cross-chain capabilities that were previously very difficult without complex bridging,” said Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson for the TRON DAO. “This integration opens new frontiers for cross-chain collaboration, enhances interoperability across ecosystems, and sets the stage for a more connected, dynamic Web3 experience.”

For TRON developers and dApp teams, the appeal is clear: build once and, through Avail’s Nexus SDK, scale everywhere, from Ethereum and Polygon to Optimism, Arbitrum and Base, while preserving a unified user experience. Technically, the collaboration pairs Avail’s trust-minimized interoperability layer and high-throughput data availability stack with TRON’s proven stablecoin infrastructure.

The Next Phase of DeFi

Avail’s full-stack network, including Avail DA and its next-gen upgrades, is designed to deliver verifiable data availability at scale, while Nexus provides permissionless cross-chain connectivity so developers avoid redundant deployments, wallet switching, and bridge security tradeoffs. The Nexus SDK is already live across multiple major chains, which is central to Avail’s pitch that liquidity and user experience can be unified across ecosystems.

The deal also places both projects in familiar company: Avail, founded by Anurag Arjun and Prabal Banerjee and backed by investors including Founders Fund and Dragonfly, is positioning itself as the plumbing for a more composable Web3. TRON, founded by Justin Sun in 2017 and live since May 2018, has continued to scale aggressively, surpassing hundreds of millions of accounts and recording more than 11 billion total transactions as its TVL climbed into the tens of billions, a level of on-chain activity that made the chain an attractive partner for a multichain initiative.

The integration could accelerate a broader trend: premier layer-1 networks leveraging modular stacks and permissionless connectors to expose deep, native liquidity to the full multichain economy. For TRON-based users and developers, that means access to global liquidity and novel cross-chain strategies without the security and UX frictions that have dogged bridged solutions. For Avail, the partnership validates its approach to composability and data availability as foundational pieces for the next phase of DeFi.

As on-chain liquidity becomes increasingly multichain by design, integrations like Avail-TRON suggest the next chapter of decentralized finance will prioritize permissionless composability and seamless user experiences over isolated on-chain liquidity silos, a shift that could reshape how dApps, stablecoins, and liquidity providers interact across the blockchain landscape.