What is TRON?
TRXTRON is a smart-contract blockchain widely used to move stablecoins.
The tokenTRX pays for network resources (bandwidth and energy) and is staked to vote for the validators, called super representatives.
Supply and what is still to come
How many coins exist, how many can, who holds the part not yet circulating and what the schedule releases.
- Circulating supply
- 95.03 billion TRX
- Total supply
- 95.03 billion TRXin existence, locked or not
- Maximum supply
- None fixedTRON has no fixed maximum: blocks and votes are rewarded in new TRX while fees burn TRX
- Issued or unlocked
- 100.0%circulating, of the total supply
A year in the market
Measured on the daily closes of our own US dollar price index.
- Return, past year
- +9.5%daily closes
- Volatility, past year
- 25%annualised, daily log returns
- Deepest fall from a peak, past year
- −19.2%daily closes
- Below its all-time high
- −26.3%high of $0.4334 on 3 Dec 2024
- Correlation with bitcoin
- 0.32daily returns, past year; 1 is lockstep
- Beta to bitcoin
- 0.18its usual move for a 1% move in bitcoin
Points to check
What our data shows that a holder should know. Each point is a measurement, not a rating.
- Supply we cannot count
We do not run a TRON node: the supply is the project's or network's published figure, read every hour and labelled as such.
- Price swings
Its daily moves were 0.57x as large as bitcoin's over the past year (volatility 25% against 44%).
Questions
What is TRON?
TRON is a smart-contract blockchain widely used to move stablecoins.
What is TRX used for?
TRX pays for network resources (bandwidth and energy) and is staked to vote for the validators, called super representatives.
Is TRON's supply capped?
No fixed maximum (TRON has no fixed maximum: blocks and votes are rewarded in new TRX while fees burn TRX); the total supply today is 95.03 billion TRX.
Where is TRON traded?
On 10 of the 11 exchanges we read: 8 list spot pairs against the dollar or a dollar stablecoin and 10 list perpetual futures. The token finder lists every pair.
Supply from our own nodes or the project’s published figures, prices from our own indexes, listings from the exchanges’ own instrument lists. Last update