- TRON records over 9 million daily transactions and steady user growth despite price decline.
- Monthly cohort retention drops sharply, revealing difficulty keeping long-term active users.
- Spot market selling pressure signals potential TRX slide toward the $0.32 support zone.
The TRON blockchain hums with energy, yet the TRX token feels strangely quiet. Traders watched the price slide to $0.336, nearly a 4% weekly drop, while the network reached milestones most rivals envy. Activity surged, users poured in, and transactions soared. The blockchain pulses like a crowded city street, but the market refuses to reward the hustle. Why does such vibrant growth leave the token looking tired?
Network Growth Surges Despite Price Weakness
Daily transactions on TRON now average over nine million, a 20% jump since January. That number reflects steady, organic expansion rather than sudden hype. Stablecoin transfers add fuel, with USDT moving a staggering $25 billion across the network. Active accounts rose to 15.1 million in September, and total accounts climbed beyond 300 million. These figures tell a story of widespread adoption.
TRON’s ecosystem keeps attracting new participants, from casual traders to large-scale stablecoin movers. Each transaction acts like a heartbeat, proving the chain’s resilience even as the token falters. Such momentum suggests that the foundation beneath TRX remains stronger than many expected. Still, cracks show beneath the surface.
User retention lags far behind the impressive sign-up numbers. The Monthly Cohort Retention Rate has dropped from 19% to a concerning 2%. Many newcomers arrive but vanish within weeks, leaving a small core of committed users. In May, 6.2 million newcomers joined, yet only 12% stayed by August. This revolving door limits the long-term impact of rising adoption.
Traders Remain Cautious
Market sentiment paints a different picture from the bustling network. Spot Taker CVD data highlights seller dominance throughout the past week. Negative Spot Buy Sell Delta readings confirm stronger selling pressure than buying interest. Coinalyze reports 206 million in sell volume compared with 171 million in buy orders, creating a 35 million negative delta in just 24 hours. History shows that such selling activity often leads to further price declines.
Analysts warn that TRX could slip toward $0.32 if sellers maintain control. Yet, a spark of optimism lingers. Should strong network usage inspire renewed confidence, the token might rebound toward the familiar $0.35 resistance level. The contrast between a thriving blockchain and a hesitant token feels almost theatrical. TRON’s network behaves like a bustling marketplace, alive with trade and movement.
TRX, however, sits in the corner, waiting for belief to return. For now, investors must weigh the undeniable growth in adoption against the current wave of selling pressure. The coming weeks may determine whether network strength finally lifts the token or if traders continue to ignore the vibrant life pulsing beneath the TRON banner.
