TRON (TRX) has been one of the most consistent high-utility networks in the crypto space over the last few years. While many chains focus on ecosystem narratives, TRON has quietly dominated stablecoin transfers, especially USDT volume.
Looking at the recent price action, TRX touched the $0.32 level in January but faced rejection and corrected afterward. It now appears to be testing support levels around the mid-$0.25 zone. Historically, similar pullbacks toward major channel support have resulted in strong rebounds.
From a technical perspective:
Immediate resistance: $0.32
Key psychological resistance: $1.00
Major support: $0.23
Long-term breakout zone: Above previous ATH near $0.44
On-chain metrics also look interesting. There has been noticeable whale accumulation activity in recent months, and active address growth remains steady. If network usage continues at current levels, TRON could maintain strong fundamentals going into the next cycle.
The big question is whether TRX can realistically break the $1 mark in 2026. That would require:
Continued stablecoin dominance
Broader altcoin market recovery
Sustained network transaction growth
Stronger institutional participation
Some longer-term projections suggest a possible range between $0.55 and $1.10 depending on market conditions. Of course, this assumes no major macro setbacks.
I came across a more detailed yearly breakdown that analyzes projections from 2026 to 2030 and includes both bullish and bearish scenarios. Sharing it here for those who want to look deeper into the forecast structure:
https://coinpedia.org/price-prediction/trx-tron-price-prediction/What do you guys think?
Is TRX fundamentally strong enough to compete with L2 solutions long term, or will competition slow its growth?
Would love to hear community insights.