Small Wallets Drive Tron USDT Surge, Pointing to TRX Breakout
On-chain metrics indicate the Tron network now leads major blockchains with 2.48 million active addresses, driven predominantly by retail and mid-sized wallets. Wallets holding under $1 million (“Goblins”) and under $10 million (“Sharks”) together accounted for about 55% of recent USDT transfer volume, favoring Tron for its low fees and fast settlement. Meanwhile, TRX price consolidates near $0.339, with RSI and OBV showing neutral momentum. Sustained USDT inflows and growing daily engagement suggest a potential TRX breakout if on-chain demand continues. Traders should monitor stablecoin flows and small-wallet activity as indicators of impending price shifts.
Bullish
Rising USDT transfers and record daily activity on Tron, led by small and mid-sized wallets, typically precede price rallies. Historically, similar patterns—where retail-driven stablecoin flows into a network pick up—have triggered bullish momentum as increased liquidity supports upward price pressure. Continued on-chain demand for TRX combined with low transaction costs makes a breakout likely in both the short and long term.