Tron (TRX) Overtakes Cardano (ADA) Ahead of Its Nasdaq Debut
The post Tron (TRX) Overtakes Cardano (ADA) Ahead of Its Nasdaq Debut appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Tron (TRX) has climbed to the ninth spot in crypto ranking, overtaking Cardano (ADA) just before the Justin Sun firm makes a debut on Nasdaq. Furthermore, TRX trading activity has also surged with daily trading volume shooting 30% to more than $1.64 billion. Sun will reportedly ring the Nasdaq opening bell on Wall Street on Thursday, July 24. Tron Inc. to Debut on Nasdaq, Pushes Ahead of Cardano Justin Sun’s firm, Tron Inc., made it official regarding its Nasdaq debut on July 24 and will trade on Wall Street under the TRON ticker. This development comes as the blockchain platform announced a reverse merger with SRM Entertainment last month. As the publicly listed company with the largest holdings of TRX tokens, Tron Inc. emphasizes transparency and the advancement of decentralized finance. Justin Sun, the founder of the blockchain platform, will ring the opening bell live from the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square. Speaking on the development, company CEO Rich Miller said: “Ringing the Nasdaq Opening Bell marks a powerful milestone in Tron Inc.’s journey. With the addition of Justin Sun as our Global Advisor and our continued expansion into blockchain-powered treasury holdings, this moment highlights our long-term vision to build shareholder value through innovation and strategic leadership.” TRX is now ranking above Cardano’s ADA as the ninth-largest cryptocurrency with a market cap of $28.8 billion. With modest 12% gains over the past week, the altcoin is inching upwards, making its way to top altcoins by market cap. TRX Transaction Costs Drop 70% Since the rollout of its Gas-Free feature in early 2025, TRON has recorded a significant drop in transaction costs. According to data shared by blockchain analytics firm Nansen, average weekly transaction fees have declined from 2.47 TRX to 0.72 TRX, a massive 70% reduction. Source: Nansen The Gas-Free capability, developed…
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Tron (TRX) has climbed to the ninth spot in crypto ranking, overtaking Cardano (ADA) just before the Justin Sun firm makes a debut on Nasdaq. Furthermore, TRX trading activity has also surged with daily trading volume shooting 30% to more than $1.64 billion. Sun will reportedly ring the Nasdaq opening bell on Wall Street on Thursday, July 24. Tron Inc. to Debut on Nasdaq, Pushes Ahead of Cardano Justin Sun’s firm, Tron Inc., made it official regarding its Nasdaq debut on July 24 and will trade on Wall Street under the TRON ticker. This development comes as the blockchain platform announced a reverse merger with SRM Entertainment last month. As the publicly listed company with the largest holdings of TRX tokens, Tron Inc. emphasizes transparency and the advancement of decentralized finance. Justin Sun, the founder of the blockchain platform, will ring the opening bell live from the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square. Speaking on the development, company CEO Rich Miller said: “Ringing the Nasdaq Opening Bell marks a powerful milestone in Tron Inc.’s journey. With the addition of Justin Sun as our Global Advisor and our continued expansion into blockchain-powered treasury holdings, this moment highlights our long-term vision to build shareholder value through innovation and strategic leadership.” TRX is now ranking above Cardano’s ADA as the ninth-largest cryptocurrency with a market cap of $28.8 billion. With modest 12% gains over the past week, the altcoin is inching upwards, making its way to top altcoins by market cap. TRX Transaction Costs Drop 70% Since the rollout of its Gas-Free feature in early 2025, TRON has recorded a significant drop in transaction costs. According to data shared by blockchain analytics firm Nansen, average weekly transaction fees have declined from 2.47 TRX to 0.72 TRX, a massive 70% reduction. Source: Nansen The Gas-Free capability, developed…
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