Absolutely, it was a sweet experience because always skeptic about the trc-20 chain especially the usdt trc20, never paid any attention to it because am not fan of Tron network, but my curiosity lead me to try something new since eth transaction fees is on the high side, and it turns out to be a great experience,
and as for the Tron blockchain lacking adoption in mainstream compare to eth blockchain, i could agree with on that, the adoption and user base of tron network is very low compare to the over congested eth network, and i think this largely have to do with people not trying out new network and only accustom to old network, eth blockchain is older than that of tron and majority of crypto lovers already used to eth blockchain and as a result hinders their zeal to test something new,
perhaps the limitation of the trc20 is the major reason why the adoption is very low, maybe until such a time when the tron dev decided to broaden the scope of the usdt trc20 to support more exchange and Dapps support it will be able to compete well with eth erc20, for now, i will use it in the supporting exchange and hope more will be included.
I think that the Tether team needs to promote their TRC-20 version of USDT more thoroughly. They need to request major exchanges to list their coin in order to increase its adoption in the mainstream world. Otherwise, what use will it have for everyday payments? At least, the TRC-20 version of USDT works as intended. With low fees and fast transaction confirmation times on the TRON blockchain, the TRC-20 version of USDT is far superior than the ERC-20 version available on the Ethereum blockchain. Most people haven't realized this yet, probably because they're not aware that Tether (USDT) lives on several blockchain networks. It'll be confusing for them to switch from ERC-20 USDT to TRC-20 USDT. We're going to need a dApp that would swap ERC-20 USDT tokens to TRC-20 tokens instantly without middleman (similar to Uniswap). I don't think Justswap on the TRON blockchain would be capable of doing cross-chain transfers. But if it does, then mainstream adoption for the TRC-20 version of Tether (USDT) would increase at fast pace.
All in all, time will tell us what lies ahead for Tether as a stablecoin. Given that it lives on multiple blockchain networks, it could remain impervious against external attacks or interruptions of any kind. Tether (USDT) is not only available on ETH and TRON blockchains, but also on Bitcoin Cash, Algorand, OMNI (Bitcoin), and now Solana. As long as USDT transfers are nearly free, people will be able to send money around the world in a seamless manner. It's even better than a wire transfer! Let's hope adoption for the TRC-20 version of USDT continues to increase over time in order to ramp up the competition in the crypto/Blockchain space. Just my thoughts