stablecoins_tron.balances table contains daily stablecoin balances per wallet on Tron.
One row represents one wallet-token balance snapshot for a specific day. Coverage is TRC20 stablecoin balances.
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Table schema
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
blockchain | VARCHAR | Chain name (tron) |
day | DATE | Balance date |
address | VARBINARY | Holder address (0x) |
address_varchar | VARCHAR | Holder address (base58) |
token_symbol | VARCHAR | Token symbol |
token_address | VARCHAR | Token contract address (base58) |
contract_address | VARBINARY | Token contract address (0x) |
token_standard | VARCHAR | Token standard (trc20) |
token_id | VARCHAR | Token id (typically NULL) |
balance_raw | UINT256 | Raw balance |
balance | DOUBLE | Decimals-adjusted balance |
balance_usd | DOUBLE | USD value |
currency | VARCHAR | ISO 4217 currency code |
last_updated | TIMESTAMP | Last balance update time |
Sample Queries
Notes
- Balances are forward-filled by day.
- For best performance, filter by
day. - For multichain aggregate balances, see
stablecoins_multichain.balances.
Interpreting balances vs circulating supply
- This table represents onchain balances, which is different from circulating supply.
- Bridge-locked funds are intentionally included in balances. For example, more than $4B USDT can appear in the Tether
USDT0Adaptercontract on Ethereum while representing circulatingUSDT0on other chains. - We are not subtracting bridge balances at this stage because exclusions are not objective across bridge designs, and some bridge-held balances represent liquidity for chains not covered elsewhere.
- We will continue to work toward a more reliable total supply measure.