Tron Price Rejected at $0.334 – What Comes Next?

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Tron is currently changing hands at $0.3322, marking a slight 0.42% dip since yesterday and 1.08% drop over the past 7 days. While the movement may seem modest on the surface, several technical and on-chain signals are converging to shape TRX’s short-term outlook. 

With a market cap of $31.47 billion and daily trading volume surging 26.28% to $931 million. The token has been under the watchlist of retail and institutional investors. That being said, the failed breakout at the $0.334 and dilution concerns from Tron Inc.’s $1B shelf offering filing have cast a shadow. Yet, long-term on-chain metrics paint a bullish backdrop. Join me as I derive TRX price analysis.

Burn Rate, Whale Activity & Realized Profits

TRX’s burn mechanism has been one of its most compelling narratives. Over 40 billion TRX have been burned to date. What’s astonishing is, August alone witnessing 1.1 billion TRX getting burnt. And we are hardly a week in the month. This consistent monthly burn rate (~1.2 billion TRX/month) introduces long-term supply-side pressure favorable to bulls.

At the same time, whale behavior is turning heads. Data from IntoTheBlock shows a 1269% surge in 30-day large-holder inflows. Historically, such spikes often come before volatility and mark accumulation zones. However, this coincided with $1.4 billion in realized profits by long-term holders, particularly in the 2y–3y age cohort, suggesting some profit-booking pressure is at play.

Source: GlassNode

Traders need to note that the push and pull between profit-taking and renewed accumulation will make the next few days critical for TRX.

TRX Price Analysis: 

Technically speaking, TRX is nearing a make-or-break zone. The daily RSI reads at 65.29, hovering just below the overbought threshold. The price recently rejected the Fibonacci resistance around $0.334, marking the top of its Bollinger Band and validating it as a short-term ceiling.

The immediate support lies at $0.30, where the 20-day SMA aligns, followed by a deeper cushion at $0.2506. If bulls push above $0.334, the next resistance of TRX to watch is at $0.3552, with an extended target at $0.3802. However, failure to reclaim this level may invite bears, especially if broader market sentiment weakens.

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