TRX

sgtslaughterTV

So, this article basically mentions that China doesn't want anyone making a crypto-RMB or crypto-Yuan. RWA projects are a bit different from your run-of-the-mill new alt-coins made in China like TRX or NEO. If I must object to anything at all, it's the fact that this is a repost of the same news source that someone posted 2 weeks ago.

Houstoned_I_am

Yes a fiat currency is very different from Luna. Regardless of regional instability, the Dinar is backed by the GDP of a very oil rich country. Luna however was basically a house of cards that was riding on the mania you mentioned that the entire market was experiencing thanks to Covid stimulus checks. I could be wrong but when Luna failed to defend its peg, one can easily liken that to regional instability, which quite effectively chased away the majority of liquidity very rapidly. You mentioned that I forgot how Luna intended to defend its peg because it failed completely. You seem to have forgotten (or maybe you don’t know) what caused Luna to depeg in the first place. Do Kwon built a house of cards that was so over leveraged that CZ and Sam Bankman-Fried blew away with only a few vague tweets. Do kwon didn’t help anything by becoming a global fugitive and going to prison. Overcoming all that negativity is not likely to occur. Especially when you have Justin Suns TRX succeeding where Luna failed, allegedly. I’ll agree with you though. There certainly is a non-zero chance that it could come back. But so could the Dinar lmao.

Houstoned_I_am

Yes a fiat currency is very different from Luna. Regardless of regional instability, the Dinar is backed by the GDP of a very oil rich country. Luna however was basically a house of cards that was riding on the mania you mentioned that the entire market was experiencing thanks to Covid stimulus checks. I could be wrong but when Luna failed to defend its peg, one can easily liken that to regional instability, which quite effectively chased away the majority of liquidity very rapidly. You mentioned that I forgot how Luna intended to defend its peg because it failed completely. You seem to have forgotten (or maybe you don’t know) what caused Luna to depeg in the first place. Do Kwon built a house of cards that was so over leveraged that CZ and Sam Bankman-Fried blew away with only a few vague tweets. Do kwon didn’t help anything by becoming a global fugitive and going to prison. Overcoming all that negativity is not likely to occur. Especially when you have Justin Suns TRX succeeding where Luna failed, allegedly. I’ll agree with you though. There certainly is a non-zero chance that it could come back. But so could the Dinar lmao.

sgtslaughterTV

POVs are subjective and do not represent all of our moderation team. I used to think TRX is a scam. It is still in the top 10. I don't speak for all moderators when I say this, but I also do not have a reason to think that mod has broken any rules.

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Post is by: Mammoth_Carry4325 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1r86p7f/hey_guys/ I’ve been experimenting a bit with reducing my TRON transaction costs lately, especially for USDT transfers where small burns slowly add up over time. One thing I’ve noticed is that more platforms are now supporting multiple wallet connections (TronLink, Trust Wallet, TokenPocket, WalletConnect, etc.), which actually makes it easier to test different strategies without being locked into a single setup. While exploring this, I also came across services that let you either stake TRX to generate energy or rent energy when needed instead of constantly burning TRX on every transaction. For example, I tried using TronMax just to see how the flow works with staking + renting energy, and it made me realize how much flexibility TRON users actually have now compared to before. Not saying it’s the perfect solution yet, but it does feel like the ecosystem is slowly moving toward giving users more control over how they manage resources instead of just holding TRX idle and paying fees each time. Curious how others here are optimizing their TRX usage: Do you just hold and accept the burn? Stake to generate energy? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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Post is by: InnerRelief1472 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1r6ibth/hey_guys_i_want_to_share_something_helpful/ I’ve been using USDT on the TRON network for quite some time, and I genuinely wanted to share something I personally noticed. Sometimes while transferring USDT, the transaction ends up burning more TRX than expected, especially when you don’t have enough energy. It can get pretty frustrating if you do frequent transfers. I’m not trying to promote anything blindly — I honestly just wanted to share a solution that helped me reduce fees. I found that using energy instead of letting TRX burn can save a noticeable amount on transactions. I came across TronMax, which basically helps provide energy and bandwidth so transactions become cheaper and smoother. If anyone here is struggling with high TRX fees, I found this step-by-step guide helpful: https://tronmax.io/how-to-buy-tron-energy-bandwidth-step-by-step� Hope this helps someone. Would love to hear if you guys use any other methods to reduce TRX fees. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

Majestic_Plane_1656

The creators said "DOGE will always be inflationary" and right there it was dead. BNB LTC ETH TRX BCH are all deflationary. Why bother with DOGE.

Own_Chocolate_3882

TRC20 transfers are usually cheap, but the confusion comes from how TRON handles fees. On TRON, transactions require Energy and Bandwidth. If you don’t have enough Energy, the network burns TRX to execute the contract call (which USDT transfers are). That’s why the fee suddenly looks high. A few ways to reduce the cost: • Hold a small amount of TRX in the wallet — you need TRX to pay for Energy if you don’t have it staked. • Stake (freeze) TRX to get free Energy for transactions. • Use platforms that temporarily “rent” Energy — some exchanges handle this automatically. • Check if the wallet you’re using supports Energy estimation before sending. TRC20 is still cheaper than ERC20 in most cases, but only if you understand the Energy model. If you’re moving funds frequently, staking a bit of TRX usually pays for itself quickly.

LargeSnorlax

Well, it's not like ALGO or ARB are really old coins either (ARB is from 2023...) so there's not much to compare to in the top 100 - BNB is its own thing, XRP still has a bit of gas from the SEC win, TRX just exists Honestly, a good market indicator is probably DOGE. In the depths of 2020 it was $0.053 and we're *pretty* close to that now. Dogecoin is probably your strongest "retail is in" signal

Chemical_Location262

You can do this always keep a small amount of TRX balance in the wallet to prevent transaction failures if Energy runs out. And another one pretty good option and one of the best solution is renting Energy from https://tronmax.io/ ,When I rent Energy, I don’t have to use or burn my TRX, and The transaction cost by reduce up to 80%.

lamoney911

It’s because most TRX is owned by Sun so he controls the coins price.

Schrezberatina

TRX is such an oddity. It is stable in a bear market where everything else is struggling. Even compared to its pre-Oct price, TRX barely dipped. I don't understand why. This sub says because alot of USDT moves through it. Unsure if that's the real reason.

BroScience2025

Me personally, I mostly operate on TRON, so I use SunSwap which is right in TronLink to swap between SUN, JUST, TRX, USDT, etc. I don't really operate on other chains anymore, as all my LP's perps, etc. are all on the Network. I like to keep my life simple. That being said, lots of people I know on Discord and Telegram use MetaMask for this purpose, which might be worth investigating for you.

HSuke

Yes, but why? It has a low validator count, and most chains with that few validators are extremely cheap to run and have average Tx fees of $0.001. Tron's average Transaction fees are currently $0.60-$1, and this is AFTER free bandwidth/energy subsidies that users can get from staking TRX. If it weren't for the staking subsidies, the average Tx fees would be around $10/Tx. And it was even higher last year. There are so many cheap, semi-centralized chains. Why are people using Tron when fees are so high? The only explanation I have is that there is so much demand for it. But what's causing that demand?

Calm_Situation_1131

This is a surprisingly high tx fee for Tron. But my pro sub LLM is telling me stablecoin transfers on Tron are between $0.70 to $2.80 if you don't have Energy or Bandwidth, which are TRX gas alternatives that can make the tx free. Apparently, many apps subsidize the stablecoin transfers for their users. The chain uses an insecure, heavily centralized dPOS model but I suppose their users don't care about security until they are forced to care.

Juuampi1

I started in crypto April 2021 and the main chain to do P2P was TRX by far (I’m from Argentina), since 2022 I’m in Europe and since 2023 BSC and APT began to be faster and cheaper than TRX but I think a bunch of people still using TRX for P2P

jawni

>As for the rest: * BNB - gas token for a centralized shitchain controlled by a single exchange * XRP - enough said * SOL - the shitcoin engine that can't scale and routinely fails to execute * TRX - I got nothing bad to say but honestly forget it still exists * DOGE - Who is going to take that seriously * BCH - shitcoin trading on the bitcoin name This speaks more to your own bias or gaps in knowledge then it does the industry.

StatisticalMan

I likely am going to piss everyone off but .. I mean honestly the top 10 is why nobody takes crypto seriously. Bitcoin ok. It was first. Even if it is is replaced someday that day hasn't come yet. Ethereum obvious belongs in there. Arguably the most useful L1 even more so than bitcoin (although that hasn't helped the price). USDT and USDC ok. They aren't really crypto investments. As for the rest: * BNB - centralized shitcoin for a centralized shitchain controlled by a single exchange? * XRP - enough siad * SOL - the shitcoin engine that can't scale and routinely fails to execute * TRX - I got nothing bad to say but honestly forget it still exists * DOGE - Who is going to take that seriously * BCH - shitcoin trading on the bitcoin name Imagine if the Mag7 was this derpy.

BarkMetal

Can’t disagree on that. I was a TRX maxi but sold millions many years ago because of this sub and the overall sentiment towards it. Biggest mistake. It went from $0.018 to $0.3. And I could have staked my bag all these years as well.

No_Giraffe_4647

No downvote TRX look solid

PaulieWoz

I'm probably going to get down voted, but check out TRX. If you strictly look at the technicals and the chart over the last 5 years, it outperformed BTC and most other top 20 coins. When everything else drops. TRX stays flat thanks to USDT. I'd say it's a good hedge and holding it along with BTC/ETH might be a good idea. Sprinkle in some silver, gold and a global equity ETF and I think you'd do just fine. :) Now I know how we all feel about these two, but you can't deny it's resilience when everything else dumps. PS. I don't own any TRX but my FIL does and rubs it in my face every time the market dumps. LoL

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tldr; A finance blogger, Zeng Ying, claiming to be Justin Sun's ex-girlfriend, has accused the Tron founder of market manipulation and insider trading. She alleges Sun artificially inflated TRX's price and dumped it on retail investors, using Binance accounts registered to employees in Beijing. Ying claims to have reported evidence to the SEC and accuses Sun of spreading false information about her. She also alleges Sun illegally fled China in 2018. Sun dismissed the claims as 'FUD.' The SEC has an ongoing case against Sun for alleged market manipulation. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

jawni

>ADA Community is not on Reddit. Well I don't know who else would be commenting in /r/cardano if not the ADA community, especially since this thread is making it pretty obvious that any people with negative opinions are being banned. >It's somewhere between X and GitHub. lol thanks for the laugh. Relatively speaking the Cardano community on X is large compared to here, but that's only because X in general has a much larger crypto community then reddit. Relative to other altcoins, Cardano is easily one of the biggest alt communities here, or at least it's been that way from 2017 to recently. I've noticed it drop off a bit in the last year or so, but it's pretty obvious that there is a pro-Cardano bias in this sub compared to other alts. It's the only altcoin that ever has posts about minor protocol upgrades or really just any largely inconsequential shit that still gets upvoted. Any other alt coin, even with major news, will rarely get upvoted and rarely have positive comments. If you're ranking the bias of altcoins from positive to negative in this sub it goes: ETH, then ADA, then a big gap, then ALGO/DOT, then ICP/HBAR, and then you have a massive gap and it's SOL being mostly hated, then another massive gap and it's the purely hated projects like BSC, XRP, TRX, etc.

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tldr; Justin Sun’s alleged ex-girlfriend, Ten Ten, claims he manipulated TRX prices by using employees' identities to open Binance accounts and sell tokens. She accuses him of insider trading, using public hype and paid influencers to pump and dump TRX, causing retail investors to lose money. Ten Ten released names and data she claims prove these actions and offered to provide evidence to investigators. She alleges the system was built on greed, targeting retail traders for profit, and dismisses Sun's public image as fabricated. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SeriousGains

The fact they still haven’t listed TRX despite it being the 5th largest L1 by market cap is very telling. This guy wants to be a gatekeeper, pick winners and stifle the competition. There’s nothing democratic about him or his platform.

respectandmanners

So, basically, one has USDT in one's wallet, and when one wants to spend the USDT, then there's an automatic operation that converts USDT to RLUSD on XRP, which is then further converted to USD to send on VISA? I wonder how much the gas fees are per transaction to do all that. Not sure why something like USDT on TRX or ETH straight to USD isn't a better choice and then just skipping the USDT->RLUSD->USD conversion

SeriousGains

TRX has had quite the rise.

IDFGMC

I can't buy TRX on Coinbase in the UK.

CoinGate

Tron network is very active in use as well. TRX payment share grew from 9.1% to 11.5%!

ChripToh_KarenSy

ADA isn't accepted though since it's not on the list, but will check TRX as someone also suggested it earlier. Appreciate the suggestion.

ChripToh_KarenSy

Just to clarify, USDT on Tron, not TRX right?

tornavec

Just got into staking TRX this year thanks to Cryptomus offering 20% APY. Now I’m hearing Canton can yield up to 400%, but I gotta do my homework first.

tornavec

I’ve spent the last six months stacking Monero and staking TRX at rates up to 20%. Honestly, I’ve moved on from BTC and ETH completely.

northcasewhite

I hate TRX. It's a plagiarism of ETH. But why downvote a factual post? TRX keeps rising and we need to understand why.

rekkktttt

While this seems like a logical explanation for it, sending tokens on Tron is quite expensive. When I last transferred USDT off of it I believe it costed like $7 in TRX (a few months ago). I know of many decent-sized investors in Asia who use it for stable coins but to me it seems like a waste of money and always feels sketchy. I'd much rather use Ethereum.

Illustrious_Echo3222

Nice to finally see a “this worked for me” post that isn’t instantly a 100x fantasy. TRX has definitely been weirdly resilient compared to a lot of alts, but I’d still treat it like a trade and not a marriage. If you’re up 2.5x, at least consider skimming some profits or setting a plan so one ugly week doesn’t give it all back.

Jenn_FTW

Yeah I sold off a lot of stuff last year and I’m glad I did, but I’m *especially* glad that I didn’t sell my TRX. It’s done almost nothing but upward motion, even when everything else is crashing. Can’t wait to see where it’s at in a few years, wowow

Due-Professional6824

I remember selling my TRX when they announced closure of Binance in USA. Although this chain to me seems like vaporware fraud (like most altcoins) mainly controlled by Justin Sun - I must admit it is arguably the best looking altcoin chart when measured in BTC value.

DryMyBottom

>I gotta say, surprisingly TRX has been the best coin I’ve ever bought we can see that since you are shilling it here

GaussAF

The reason why TRX keeps going up even though no one talks about it is that it has like $80B in Tether on it Tether is big in the third world because a lot of these places don't have stable currencies and Tron is preferred to move Tether over Ethereum and Solana because it's viewed as less influenced by the US. Everyone using Tether on Tron has to buy TRX to pay gas fees

tornavec

I share your perspective. In crypto, it's spot trading and DCA only. But looking back at 2025, I'd also add a staking strategy. Even though the year ended without profit, my TRX staking brought me +20% APY.

North-Exchange5899

No one really knows, but TRX and XRP usually move more on news

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Blackburns22

TRX always been in gainers list

HSuke

The ones that seem to do consistently well price-wise are the ones that rarely get talked outside in the US: BNB and TRX. It's your gamble.

JobInternational5805

For better or worse, my long term holdings are XRP (Ripple), SOL (Solana), ADA (Cardano), DOT (Polkadot), TRX (Tron) and a little MON (Monad). Most of these chains are Proof of Work, meaning you're not only hoping for the value of the coin to go up, but they are actively earning you "interest" for staking them. XRP is the notable exception, but even that can be staked in a round about way. I'm holding XRP because I truly think it will start to replace SWYFT in the next decade or so and it has a lot of utility. Some of my holdings have done well, some, like DOT, have lost value, but over time, I feel the interest will pay off. I am not any sort of crypto guru. I'm just a retail day trader that dabbles a bit in crypto as part of my long term investment strategy. If you are looking for a well diversified portfolio, crypto should be a part of that portfolio, but not the entire portfolio. Crypto right now is very volatile and is still a very "young" market, so it is very hard to say where it will go in the future, but it looks promising at the moment.

tornavec

You won't earn more than 100% a year with crypto futures — but holding TRX alone can give you the same profit. Add DCA and you'll make even more. Still, I know you’ll keep trading futures anyway (we all learn the hard way). So here’s a compromise: Buy TRX and stake it for 20% on Cryptomus. Use that yield to fund 2 futures contracts per TRX. That way, you trade futures with "house money," keep your TRX safe, and can compare which approach really pays off — all with zero risk to your principal.

thelawenforcer

You will likely need some Tron (TRX) or Ether (ETH) to move the funds off your wallet. This can be a bit annoying - you will need to setup and fund an exchange wallet on somewhere like coinbase or kraken etc, buy some TRX/ETH and withdraw it to your wallet...

ChocolateOk2361

Great explanations above. One thing I'd add is that actually using it helps you learn way faster. Buy a small amount of TRX or ETH, send it to your own wallet, and see how fees work in practice. TRON has almost no fees so it's good for learning. A couple of real transactions will teach you more than any article.

tornavec

Stablecoins are pegged to the dollar, so their value is stable – that's why they're not an 'investment' in the traditional sense. However, the specific one you mentioned, USDD, offers a ~20% yield. You can earn stable returns on that. On the other hand, TRX is a cryptocurrency, and its price appreciates partly due to the Tron blockchain's deep involvement in USDT issuance. But you can also earn passively on TRX through staking. For instance, Cryptomus offers a 20% APY on TRX staking.

epic_trader

Bitcoin is a blockchain Ethereum is a blockchain TRON is a blockchain BTC is the native currency of Bitcoin. You send BTC on the Bitcoin network, and you pay for transaction fees with BTC. ETH is the native currency of Ethereum. You can send ETH on the Ethereum network and you pay for transaction fees with ETH. TRX is the native currency of TRON. You can send TRX on the TRON network and you pay for transaction fees with TRX. Ethereum and TRON support smart contracts, these are applications which can facilitate a bunch of different functionalities. USDD or USDC or USDT are stablecurrencies. These are tokens that are controlled by smart contracts on TRON and Ethereum. Uniswap is a decentralized exchange where you can exchange tokens, it's controlled by a smart contract on Ethereum. You can't buy "Ethereum", you can buy ETH which is also known as Ether. Same with TRON. You can't buy TRON, you can buy TRX also known as Tronix. A blockchain is a database with contains "blocks" of transactions. Every single transaction on the network is public and recorded on the ledger. BTC transactions on the Bitcoin network, ETH or USDC transactions on the Ethereum network. Here's the latest Ethereum block: https://etherscan.io/block/24063970

Ikki_The_Phoenix

Your TRON/Ethereum confusion: TRX is the native token of the TRON blockchain. USDD is a stablecoin that runs ON the TRON blockchain. You're not "investing in the blockchain" you're buying tokens that exist on it.When you buy ETH, you're buying Ether - the token. "Ethereum" is the blockchain network, "Ether" (ETH) is the currency. People conflate the terms. You're buying the token, not "the blockchain itself" - that doesn't even make sense as a concept. "Are these transactions recorded on their blockchains?" Yes. When you buy BTC, the transaction is recorded on Bitcoin's blockchain. When you buy ETH, it's on Ethereum's blockchain. Each blockchain is its own isolated ledger. "Do they communicate with each other?" No. Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains don't natively "talk" to each other. They're separate networks. Bridges exist to move assets between chains, but those are third-party solutions with their own risks. You're asking basic questions about blockchain architecture while considering "investing" in TRON and Ethereum. That's backwards. You're trying to gamble before you understand what you're gambling on. Here's what you should actually do: Don't buy anything yet. You don't understand the basics, which means you'll lose money. Learn the difference between: Layer 1 blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON) - the base networks Native tokens (BTC, ETH, TRX) - currencies that power those networks Tokens built ON blockchains (USDD, USDT, random shitcoins) - assets that exist on top of L1s Understand this brutal fact: 95% of crypto projects are designed to extract money from people who ask questions like yours. You're the target customer for exit liquidity. Specific to your question about TRON: TRON (TRX) is mostly known for: Hosting Tether (USDT) - the largest stablecoin Cheap transaction fees Being heavily centralized (Justin Sun controls most of it) USDD is TRON's algorithmic stablecoin (similar to failed Terra/UST that collapsed) Buying TRX is NOT "investing in the blockchain infrastructure." You're buying a token that may or may not increase in value based on speculation, usage, and whether Justin Sun decides to do something stupid. The gritty advice: If you're this early in understanding, you have two options: Option 1: Learn first, invest later Spend 3-6 months understanding how blockchains work Learn tokenomics, market cycles, technical analysis Paper trade (fake money) until you understand what you're doing THEN consider putting real money in Option 2: Accept you're gambling and act accordingly Put 90% in Bitcoin (the only crypto with 15-year track record) Put 5-10% in learning mistakes with small amounts Don't touch anything with "innovative features" or "better than Ethereum" claims Expect to lose the 5-10% What you should NOT do: Buy USDD (algorithmic stablecoin with collapse risk) Buy TRX thinking you're "investing in blockchain infrastructure" Buy random alts because articles mention them Invest significant money before understanding basics

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tldr; Kalshi, the world's largest prediction market platform, has integrated the TRON blockchain network, enabling seamless deposits and withdrawals using TRX and USDT on TRON. This integration enhances Kalshi's multichain infrastructure, providing additional liquidity pathways and bridging traditional finance with blockchain technology. TRON's scalability, speed, and extensive user base support Kalshi's expansion, reflecting a broader trend of blockchain adoption in traditional financial platforms for improved efficiency and global accessibility. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; Kalshi, the world's largest prediction market platform, has integrated the TRON blockchain network, enabling seamless deposits and withdrawals using TRX and USDT on TRON. This integration enhances Kalshi's multichain infrastructure, providing additional liquidity pathways and bridging traditional finance with blockchain technology. TRON's scalability, speed, and extensive user base support Kalshi's expansion, reflecting a broader trend of blockchain adoption in traditional financial platforms for improved efficiency and global accessibility. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Darvinesc

Ethereum need to work with CEX on lowering withdrawal fees and approve times. I am sick of people using TRX

SeriousGains

Don’t forget $0.045 to $0.45 TRX

ButtBooties

Tron (TRX) is the only coin that doesn't follow the market or the big shitcoins (BTC and ETH). Not holding any btw, just an observation. Even in the Oct 10 flash crash TRX didn't flinch.

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CheesecakeLong4760

I hope sharing my story can bring some value to others who might take something away from it. Let’s break it all down, starting from where it began back in 2017. In 2017, I bought crypto for the first time some ETH and DOGE. Honestly, I only bought them because everyone was saying it was “the next big thing.” I didn’t really know what I was doing. I ended up trading my ETH on Binance for random altcoins and eventually sold the ETH I bought at $100 each for coins like TRX… and basically lost it all. I repeated the same mistakes again around 2021. Now for the interesting part. After those first two “cycles,” I had around $3k left. But the difference was that during that time, I’d actually gained more financial knowledge mainly because I had started a stock index investing plan and just wanted to learn how to make money in general. So, I started again with that $3k, but this time I was much more curious and engaged. I lurked around google, connected with Bullish Ledger Market signals, and made my first “Breakthrough” in the space. Finally, I turned that $3k into $10k thanks to Bullish Ledger Market signals. I hit $100k on July 27, 2025, and for the first time, I felt like I actually had some skills and maybe I could really build something from this.❤️

tornavec

I've been using centralized exchanges and wallets for the past 6 years. Yes, there's undeniable risk involved, but cryptocurrency as a whole is a risky venture – just look at its massive drawdowns every four years. As for staking, you can't stake Bitcoin anywhere without taking on risk. It's a Proof-of-Work blockchain. Similarly, staking ETH independently is out of reach for most due to the technical and financial barriers (32 ETH, node maintenance). This is where trusted centralized services come in. You can find attractive yields there. For example, I'm earning ~20% APY on my TRX with Cryptomus. That yield alone can offset even significant price dips in the underlying asset.

Backrus

There are only 2 good looking chart in crypto - XMR and BCH. Maybe TRX. Short hijacked coin, bid quality stocks - it's the easiest pair trade ever.

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LargeSnorlax

But you didn't have to sift through the shit, you apparently literally only had to buy the top alts. Literally chuck a dart at the top 10 and you made money. SOL was $20 in 2022. ETH was $1k. XRP was $0.50. TRX was $0.06. BNB was $200. Yes, if you buy things only at all time highs you will have a hard time making money, but if you're actually paying attention you could make money on the easiest things as well.

LargeSnorlax

Was it though? XRP hit ATH this year. BNB hit ATH this year. ETH and SOL both hit ATH this year. TRX hit ATH this year. The major alts did just fine. The dime a dozen other alts with huge inflation and vesting schedules? Yeah, they sucked, but things like ATOM and DOT were destined for failure anyways. Any coin that pays its holders absurd inflation for staking just goes down the drain eventually.

Infamous_Barnacle_17

TRX is a good way to earn passive income. Stake and vote for 3.5% apy and then sell excess energy for another 10-15% apy. One year I earned closer to 25%.

Emotional_Hat1412

where you stack your TRX for 20% APY?

Spoofik

Yes, I paid for the transaction in TRX, nothing else was needed

Spoofik

https://app.rango.exchange/bridge - metaagregator https://app.thorswap.finance/swap https://app.symbiosis.finance/swap https://defi.swft.pro/#/?sourceFlag=widget-defi https://jumper.exchange/ https://bridgers.xyz/#/?sourceFlag=bridgers https://core.allbridge.io/?f=TRX&ft=USDT&t=ETH&tt=USDT Here's what I've successfully used from DEX for small amounts (up to $2,000)

tornavec

If you're a real trader, you must have a plan for a market downturn. So don't blame FOMO. Personally, I've bet on TRX and sold all other cryptocurrencies. I knew the market would, as always, experience another crypto winter with prices dropping 70-80%. My plan for TRX is simple: I'm getting 20% APY from staking in a pool. Over two years, this profit will cover half of any crypto winter losses. I'll also average down my position at the bottom of the crypto winter, which will completely offset all my losses.

tornavec

I hold TRX and I'm still in profit. Even if the price drops, I've staked my coins and will now get +20%!!!!

YogurtCloset3335

Well I guess there are all kinds of wallets? Exodus for example supports ETH and all ERC-20 tokens, but also supports basically all top 40 cryptos from BTC/DOGE/ZEC/TRX etc. It's a big app but it seems to work. At the end of the day, nobody cares which protocol or SDK is used if their payment product WORKS. Certainly there will be winners and losers but they'll be chosen based on a variety of factors. The amount of consumer adoption will likely be the most important however. Oh, and which wallet/coin/system gets hacked the least.

Sandharbor

Interesting article, thanks!  Was trying to figure out what I’m missing. TRX only top 10 coin people are quiet about. I relatively know little about.  Then I analyze fees collected over 30d followed by market cap.  Tron 32M (26B MC) ETH 25M (331B MC) BSC 23M (113B MC) SOL 23M (72B MC) I’m gonna ask questions. 

jawni

>At the same time my understanding seems like TRX really benefits from transferring stable coins like USDT which a lot of people in developed countries don’t understand the market for that. Yup, it's the most prominent chain for using USDT for payments. It has a decent amount of activity in general, but when it comes to using crypto IRL, Tron is generally the chain facilitating that. 20 comments in the thread and you still basically got the answer on your own. lol this sub sucks. https://liamhorne.com/stablecoins

Django_McFly

TRX is one of those tokens that we pretend doesn't exist. Tron is actually a top defi chain. It goes back and forth with Ethereum L1 for which has the most stablecoins, the thing that is widely viewed as the one undeniably killer use case for crypto. People hate Justin Sun but I don't know if he's actually done any crimes or scams. He was already hated when I came in around 2020. People say Tron *is* the scam but it's a successful project.

Sandharbor

I could be wrong. But because of Justin Sun and the centralized nature of this coin it strikes me as originally controversial centralized coin like XRP, which people are holding onto still against TRX but not XRP. At the same time my understanding seems like TRX really benefits from transferring stable coins like USDT which a lot of people in developed countries don’t understand the market for that. 

jawni

almost every alt, the few that have substantial usage have upward trending charts or are too choppy to be considered downtrends. eg. ETH, BNB, TRX, SOL, HYPE, LINK, Whether or not those outperform BTC depend on when you buy.

tornavec

I've invested in XMR, ZEC, and TRX — with the last one staked. My portfolio has never seen a loss.

tornavec

My TRX staking yield allows me to weather any crypto winter. The rest of my portfolio is hedged in such a way that I profit when the market falls.

LargeSnorlax

Same reason we need all this nonsense we have now - We don't. We don't need TRX or XRP or AVAX or <insert any coin here> - Welcome to a decentralized landscape where any failed finance bro can make their own token out of thin air, collect a bunch of cult tagalongs and have them yell about their token until it reaches cult status, then extract from people who are joining in late. Having the Trump cult in Crypto is irrelevant with all the other cults around. There's plenty of koolaid.

Mirai_Sol

After researching a wide range of options, Best Wallet ultimately stood out for handling Tron transactions without surprises. When dealing with Tron energy costs, keeping a small TRX buffer often proved helpful, and freezing a bit of TRX before making multiple transactions kept fees predictable, even if that approach isn’t perfect for everyone.

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tldr; Justin Sun, founder of Tron, staked $154.5 million worth of Ethereum on the Lido protocol, marking one of the largest institutional staking deposits on the Ethereum network recently. Sun withdrew 45,000 Ethereum from AAVE and deposited them into Lido Staking. His public wallets now hold $534 million in Ethereum, surpassing his TRX holdings of $519 million. Lido allows users to stake Ethereum while maintaining liquidity through derivative tokens. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

badenbagel

Renting energy sounds excellent on paper, but it only helps if you're not already staking enough TRX to cover basics - otherwise, it's just shifting costs around. I've seen folks burn through rentals on high-volume days and end up back at square one. Tr.energy offers a quick workaround for those spikes, though. I used it once to dodge a fee wall during a market dip

Impossible_Exit1864

But then you are changing the goal post. TRX, BNB and SOL are not decentralized. They are not crypto currencies so you cannot compare them to Cardano. With ETH there is an argument to be made that I would accept. But in essence you are right. Midnight ist the first Partnerchain that aims to produce revenue for Stakepool Operators so you can run Cardano without going broke. This is meant to be expanded upon.

jawni

There is a massive difference between actually having good fundamentals and caring about having good fundamentals. Traditionally "fundamental analysis" meant looking at how much money is being made and spent. Cardano makes very little revenue and subsidizes <99% of the ADA going to SPO operators via the reserve. Those are very poor fundamentals. You could use a looser definition to maybe extend to metrics like volume or TVL, but even then Cardano would be in the same relatively unimpressive spot. Good(or more accurately "better") fundamentals would be things like ETH, SOL, BNB, TRX, HYPE, PUMP, AAVE, projects that generate good cash flow from usage.

LargeSnorlax

You don't even have to be an OG, you just have to not buy at the all time highs Even if you totally missed out on ETH you still could've 5xed on it in the last couple years, same with Bitcoin Same with BNB, SOL, XRP, even fucking TRX You buy when tears are coming from people's eyes and they're calling it a scam

Big_Maybe_8675

Buy up all that link, HBAR, Sui, dot, avax, TRX. All of it. Scoop it up like a goat licking an ice cream

Big_Maybe_8675

This lot will sell of all their Link, HBAR, TRX, SOL, and it's not even began. Reminds me of people selling their shares of my Microsoft, PayPal. The worlds moving digital. It's happening. Selling at the start is not a good idea. 💡 But if you must.

Big_Maybe_8675

Link, HBAR, TRX. Done? Small firms? No.

BenniBoom707

Here is the 1 year growth for the top 10 Alt Cryptos (no Meme Coins included): 1. ETH- 53% 2. BNB- 90% 3. XRP- 385% 4. SOL- 10% 5. TRX- 77% 6. ADA- 69% 7. HYPE- 1230% 8. LINK- 51% 9. XLM- 225% 10. HBAR- 325% Bitcoin is up about 58% in the last year. 7 out of 10 of these Alt Coins outperformed Bitcoin, and a few of them extremely outperformed Bitcoin. Bitcoin is great for a store of value and it will always go up overtime, but you will have the largest gains investing into Top Altcoin projects. Last year, instead of buying Bitcoin, you could have diversified into these ten projects and beaten Bitcoin by far. Also would have been a lower risk investment because not all of your eggs would be in one basket.

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gospodinDark

It’s all fake. No one really using it. There is BTC for storage of value, TRX for shady money, ETH as network for the fake alts abs its all. Other coins are fake, no one need them. They are trying to use crypto in the niches that don’t need crypto at all.

tornavec

You've been working in the cryptocurrency market for 8 years, which means you've survived two crypto winters. So why don't you believe a market downturn is near? You're using DCA — that's correct — but I also use staking. For example, I hold TRX and will earn 20% annually in the Cryptomus pool. After two years of staking, my income will cover all possible losses from the crypto winter.

Ikki_The_Phoenix

Lmao, this dude is shilling TRX 😂

NewOrder501981

I have a lot of old bags of Dino coins I didn’t sell sadly. My biggest holding atm is TRX, but I’m up 15x on that one and it’s been surprisingly stable so I’m keeping it. Nowadays I wouldn’t personally touch anything that’s not in the top 10 despite being good projects out there.

Original-Bid-6538

I noticed Best Wallet made it easy to track TRX costs, so I started batching small transfers and it helped. On Tron I rent energy when fees spike, or I use services that let you prepay for bandwidth, just be careful with custodial options. Keeping a small TRX buffer and consolidating dust can reduce random failures. A tiny test send before the main one has saved me a few times.

tornavec

The first coin I ever bought was Bitcoin, and my first wallet was Blockchain.com. Now, my favorite coin is TRX. It's a pity I discovered its profitable staking so late.

AsleepVegetable3650

TRX is deflationary and gives 4% return. During this altcoin 'bear' market of the last few years it tripled in value. It doesn't have the best reputation here because of Justin Sun, but I took a change and it worked out. Now it pays for my groceries each month or I DCA it into BTC.