- Stablecoin inflow on Tron hit a record $80 billion, yet the TRX price showed minimal reaction.
- Investors remain divided, with no shared consensus on the asset’s outlook, despite bullish sentiment.
In the past 24 hours, Tron [TRX] turned slightly bullish, with the price rising 2.1%, pushing the asset back on a bullish path with a 0.26% increase.
This growth coincides with mixed market signals. Analysis revealed that while spot traders are accumulating, on-chain activity has remained significantly low.
Record inflow—What does it mean?
Tron continues to dominate stablecoin inflows. In the past 24 hours, the network reached a new milestone, with $80 billion in stablecoins now on-chain.
This marks a significant surge from its yearly low of $59.76 billion. The growth places Tron ahead of Ethereum [ETH], which previously led in stablecoin market share.
Source: CryptoQuant
Tron’s low transaction fees and fast settlement times have driven this shift. Amidst these developments, TRX—the network’s native token—stands to benefit, as it’s used to settle transactions on the chain.
A segment of investors has viewed this development as bullish and has started placing bets on a potential TRX rally.
Spot and DeFi traders accumulate TRX in anticipation
Spot and DeFi investors are actively accumulating TRX, likely in anticipation of a rally.
At the time of writing, spot market participants who sold $16 million worth of TRX on the 23rd of June have paused their selling and resumed buying.
Source: CoinGlass
So far, this group has added $1.75 million worth of TRX in total netflow to their portfolios, moving the tokens into private wallets, per data from CoinGlass.
DeFi investors have also resumed purchasing TRX, adding to their private holdings for long-term storage.
At press time, more liquidity has flowed into Tron-based protocols. Analysis indicates that $184 million worth of TRX has been locked across these platforms.
Source: DeFiLlama
The Total Value Locked (TVL), which measures this activity, stood at $4.359 billion, at press time.
However, the sentiment isn’t uniformly positive. On-chain data reveals a continued decline in activity.
TRX flows into private wallets and DeFi protocols
On-chain activity is dropping as both Transaction Count and Unique Active Addresses have continued to decline.
Data at press time shows that Transaction Count has fallen to 7.6 million, down significantly from the previous day’s performance.
Source: Artemis
Data from Artemis shows that executed transactions have fallen in tandem with a drop in Active Addresses to 2.2 million.
This decline points to waning user engagement with TRX, reinforcing bearish sentiment across sections of the market.
In derivatives, traders are also leaning bearish, evidenced by the Open Interest Weighted Funding Rate turning negative at -0.0007%.
Source: CoinGlass
If this downtrend continues, it could lead to more short contracts, directly opposing buying activity from spot and DeFi investors.
