Canary Capital launched TRXS, the first U.S. ETF providing spot exposure to Tron’s TRX along with staking rewards. The fund stakes at least 90% of its holdings to generate yield but charges a 1.10% annual sponsor fee and takes 20% of staking rewards, which are higher costs than typical spot Bitcoin ETFs. Liquidity risks exist due to Tron’s unstaking periods, and the ETF lacks usual investor protections like FDIC insurance. TRX’s price has shown little reaction since the ETF debut, indicating cautious investor response. This ETF could pave the way for more staking-based crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum in the U.S.
In Q3 2026, stablecoin card spending reached $4.31 billion, with TRON processing the largest share at $998 million, or 23.2% of the total. This growth reflects TRON's role as a key liquidity and settlement layer for USDT, a popular stablecoin. While ...
Tron has completed testing of post-quantum cryptography on its Nile testnet and is ready to implement quantum-resistant digital signatures on its mainnet. This upgrade aims to protect the network against future quantum computers that could break curr...
TRON has activated its post-quantum cryptography on its testnet, aiming to safeguard blockchain accounts from future quantum computing threats that could break current cryptographic standards. Founder Justin Sun highlighted that TRON is prepared to i...
NEAR attracted $7.43 million in inflows, surpassing Bitcoin's outflow of $4.9 million over the past five hours. Other notable inflows included SUI with $3.21 million and AAVE with $3.06 million. Stablecoins like USDT and USDC also saw significant mov...
TRON's native token TRX traded around $0.33 on October 9, slightly below its 50-day moving average, reflecting weak market momentum. Trading volume on Binance was $29.7 million with a daily price range of $0.33 to $0.34. Technical indicators like RSI...
