What top creators are saying about Tron(TRX)— Page 2

Mentioned as a major competitor to Polygon in the space of large stablecoin money movements, serving as a benchmark for market position.

Showing underlying strength on a longer-term (weekly) timeframe and is trading 'well above' its 50-week moving average, suggesting it remains in a healthy uptrend.

Mentioned as being strong on a longer-term (weekly) timeframe, trading well above its 50-week moving average.

Used as an example of an altcoin showing weakness and already retracing its entire recent upward move, which is a bearish sign.

Mentioned as a competitor to be 'leapfrogged' by emerging projects, signaling that investors should be aware of competitive pressure as a potential long-term risk to its market share in stablecoin transactions.

Presented as a successful case study in L1 monetization. It solved the 'demand problem' via USDT, allowing it to raise fees and become highly profitable. It trades at a cheaper valuation (41x P/S) than peers, but carries a risk of over-monetizing.

Highlighted for its significant relative strength and a healthier chart structure, having held above its 50-week moving average during a market correction with a 'perfect bounce'.

Highlighted for significant relative strength, with a 'very, very solid' chart structure. It held its 50-week moving average during the recent correction, a strong bullish signal.

Described with strongly bearish language, breaking key supports and heading for significant new lows.

The speaker expressed a negative view, stating 'don't like the tron chart'.

Mentioned as part of a crypto investor's portfolio in a meme acknowledging the volatile nature of the market and the shared experience of holding diverse, high-risk assets.

Acknowledged as having achieved one of the 'realest' forms of product-market fit in crypto through its dominance in high-volume, high-churn stablecoin payments.

Despite a market 'wobble,' it remains well above its 10-month moving average, showing relative stability.

While it had a 'wobble,' it remains in a strong position, trading 'way above its 10-month moving average'.

Caution is advised as the chart shows a large buildup of liquidity below, meaning it 'could flush quite easily.'

Identified as one of the blockchains that power stablecoins and is expected to be a second-order beneficiary of the explosive growth in the stablecoin market.

Mentioned as having some weekly net inflows, but the speaker was not impressed, noting that market sellers still seem to be in full control.

Mentioned as a primary competitor to the new Plasma blockchain for stablecoin activity, indicating it is a current leader but facing significant new competition.

Used as a comparison for XPL's potential, suggesting XPL could reach a similar $30B market cap.

Based on historical performance and Fibonacci extensions, the speaker's personal prediction is that TRX will reach $0.90 in the current market cycle, potentially as the ultimate top for 2025-2026.

Mentioned for its past success, providing a positive comparison for Plasma's strategy.

Mentioned as a 'historical proxy for stablecoin exposure' due to the high volume of USDT transactions on its network.

Highlighted as one of the 'cheapest' smart contract platforms (6-7x fees/revenue), but this low valuation is noted to be due to the market pricing in significant network-associated risks.

The chart shows conflicting signals with a bearish daily timeframe and a strong weekly timeframe, warranting caution until a clear trend emerges.

Mentioned alongside BNB as a strong, consistent performer that is often overlooked in Western markets.

Cited as an underappreciated protocol with a $35 billion+ FDV that built massive value by providing simple utility, such as hosting a large supply of USDT stablecoins.

While it settles a massive amount of value, its lack of a diversified ecosystem and a direct competitive threat from Tether launching its own L1 present significant risks.

A bearish view suggests its dominance in the stablecoin space is waning due to 'compliance risk' and rising transaction fees ($3-$5), making it vulnerable to cheaper, more institution-friendly alternatives.

Faces a bearish outlook as Tether is actively working to reduce its reliance on the Tron network for USDT transactions, which could significantly decrease its transaction volume.

A highly speculative trade thesis suggests longing TRX on the belief that founder Justin Sun will be forced to 'pump the price pretty massively' to defend its market share against new competitors.

Referred to as a 'dinosaur crap coin' and used as a negative comparison to highlight the perceived undervaluation of newer projects like KIDA.

A controversy involving founder Justin Sun exposes potential centralization and key person risk, which should be a concern for investors.

The speaker is personally looking for a price spike to fail in order to enter a short trade, betting on the price to go down.

Identified as a potential short trade opportunity. A bounce to the $35.6 - $35.7 resistance area is seen as a good potential entry for a short position.

Identified as a potential candidate for a short trade, as its price has broken its upward structure. A bounce to the specified resistance area could be a good entry for a short position.

Has recently broken its bullish market structure by creating a lower low, which is a significant warning sign. A bounce to the $0.35 resistance level could present a shorting opportunity.

Has broken its bullish market structure by creating a 'lower low,' a significant warning sign. A bounce into the $0.35 resistance zone that gets rejected would present a good shorting opportunity.

Mentioned as a supported blockchain for Rain's stablecoin payment infrastructure, indicating its growing ecosystem and utility.

Used as a benchmark for comparison, with the analysis suggesting that the valuation gap between XPL and Tron will likely widen, implying Tron's valuation is more established.

Historically acted as a proxy investment for the growth of Tether (USDT), as its price chart has closely mirrored USDT's supply growth over the last three years.

Considered a strong performer that is not in a corrective phase and is participating in the large-cap rotation.

Included in a basket of established altcoins with a price target of $0.75 to $0.90 for the bull cycle.

Described as 'not in a corrective phase at all,' indicating it's performing well and is part of the current large-cap rotation.

Has been a top performer but is now showing signs of momentum loss ('redlining'), which has previously led to major price drops.

Briefly mentioned as 'still marking its way up,' indicating a continuing upward trend.

Cited as an example of a coin already at new all-time highs, making it harder to find a good entry. The speaker prefers betting on coins that are still below their previous highs.

Identified as the potential 'biggest loser' and a primary short candidate due to the existential threat from new, purpose-built, and potentially free stablecoin blockchains like Plasma, which could erode Tron's main use case.

Identified as the potential 'biggest loser' from the stablecoin narrative and a token to consider shorting. Its main value proposition is threatened by new, dedicated stablecoin blockchains from major players like Circle and Tether.

Mentioned for comparison, as Aerodrome's revenue generation ranks just behind major blockchains like Tron.

Cited as one of the rare exceptions that was up during a market-wide downturn, showing relative strength against its peers.