TRON’s official blockchain explorer shows that total addresses created on the network have moved past 392 million. The figure tracks every wallet address generated since launch, not daily or monthly active users.
Since rolling out its independent mainnet in 2018, TRON has built a large footprint in stablecoin transfers and decentralized content distribution. DeFiLlama data cited in the source says TRON holds a leading share of global USDT transaction activity across blockchain networks. On the infrastructure side, the network can process up to 2,000 transactions per second, while average fees are around 0.0003 TRX. Those operating conditions have kept major names such as Binance, HTX, and Tether connected to the ecosystem.
TVL adds $1.95 billion since July 1
Lookonchain said TRON’s total value locked has climbed by $1.95 billion since July 1, equal to a 7.8% increase. The move points to stronger on-chain activity over recent weeks.
The headline figures are straightforward: more than 392 million total addresses, a $1.95 billion rise in TVL, and a 7.8% gain in locked value. Together, they show fresh capital entering the network while usage metrics continue to expand.
TRX price action centers on $0.35
TRX was trading at $0.3321, up 1.13% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume during that period reached $492.43 million, and market capitalization stood at about $31.5 billion.
Technical analyst Umair Orakzai said TRX is still holding an important support area, which keeps the current bullish structure intact. The level drawing the most attention in the short term is $0.35. A clean break above that zone could attract stronger buying interest, while a brief move through resistance followed by a sharp pullback could bring selling pressure back into focus.
TRON Inc. adds more TRX to treasury
On the institutional side, Nasdaq-listed TRON Inc. recently purchased another 151,322 TRX at an average price of $0.3304. After the purchase, the company’s treasury holdings rose to more than 704 million TRX.
Management said it plans to keep accumulating and expand its TRX-centered digital asset reserves. Separately, TRX DAO linked the rise in address count to the network’s decentralization push. The report also noted that regulatory changes in the European Union and the United Arab Emirates could affect TRON’s ability to form new institutional partnerships.