Tron’s blockchain network has doubled down on its treasury strategy, continuing to accumulate its native token TRX, even as overall market sentiment remains cautious. The latest acquisition has attracted attention after public support from Justin Sun, helping to trigger a short-term TRX price rebound. The move reflects Tron’s long-term positioning strategy rather than a reactionary move to day-to-day market volatility.
Tron has confirmed a new purchase of 179,408 TRX tokens at an average price of $0.28 per coin. This latest purchase raised the total treasury holdings of the platform to about 680.7 million TRX. The accumulation is part of an ongoing strategy to improve the network’s balance sheet by owning native assets.
Source: Tron Inc., X
Justin Sun publicly supported the move with a short but simple message; he wrote “Keep Going” in a social media post. The comment was widely taken as a sign of confidence in Tron’s treasury’s direction. Sun’s support suggests that current price levels are strategic rather than problematic for the company.
The accumulation has not been limited to a single transaction. Tron revealed that it bought 184,226 TRX at about $0.27 on February 7 and then another 181,085 TRX at about $0.28 on February 8. These successive purchases indicate a plan of accumulation rather than opportunistic trading.
Such treasury-driven strategies are becoming more common across blockchain projects. By steadily adding TRX, Tron seems focused on long-term network value, liquidity planning, and ecosystem support rather than short-term price defense.
TRX is trading near $0.2789, up 0.85% on the day. Despite the comeback, TRX is still down 1.8% during the past week. It is also down about 6.2% for the last month. These figures illustrated that the bounce hasn’t reversed the wider decline.
Source: CMC Data
The disclosed buys of the treasury define the nearest reference band for TRX price. Buyers have been active around $0.27, while recent purchases have been clustered around $0.28. That makes $0.27 an immediate area of support, with $0.28 serving as a near-term pivot. A sustained hold above $0.28 would be better for short-term structure. A rejection below $0.27 would add to downside risk to $0.26 and $0.25.
Resistance is located just above the current price. The first barrier is the recent supply area near $0.28 to $0.285. A cleaner could open up the test towards $0.30, which is a key psychological level. That move would probably require stronger volume than the current $522 million. Without volume growth, oftentimes, upside attempts fade back into the $0.27-$0.28 band.
While TRX price has edged higher, trading activity tells a more restrained story. The token’s 24-hour trading volume plunged by about 25% to $522 million. This decline suggests that this rebound has not been accompanied by strong speculative inflows.
Lower volume during price increases often reflects cautious participation rather than aggressive buying. Traders seem to be keeping an eye on Tron’s treasury strategy but are still skeptical about re-entering at scale.
In addition to price action, Tron continues to operate under a complex regulatory backdrop. The ongoing lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Justin Sun, currently stalled, remains under market scrutiny. Critics say regulatory uncertainty still burdens investor sentiment.
Market analysts note that Tron’s continued accumulation of TRX even amid legal noise may be intended to project stability and internal confidence. One analyst noted that treasury accumulation can be a psychological anchor in times of uncertainty, particularly when leadership publicly reinforces the strategy.
At the same time, analysts are cautioning that regulatory clarity will remain key for sustained upside. Until that clarity is enhanced, TRX price movement could continue to reflect short-term reactions rather than a trend shift.
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