The TRON (TRX) price is quietly moving in the background while bigger headlines dominate the market. Over the past day, TRX is up 1.37%, trading around $0.2962. That move lines up with a steady 7-day gain of 4.45% and a 30-day increase of 3.50%.

What makes this moment interesting is not just price action, but where new liquidity could come from next. TRON is expanding beyond its own ecosystem, and Coinbase’s Base network is now part of that story.

In December, TRON officially integrated with Base, Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer-2, using LayerZero. This allows TRX to move directly into Base’s ecosystem and trade on Base-native DEXs like Aerodrome.

That matters because Base gives TRON exposure to a different type of user. TRON already handles massive volume, with roughly $23B moving daily across its network, mostly tied to stablecoin transfers. Base, on the other hand, sits closer to institutional and Coinbase-linked users.

Right now, volumes on Base for TRX are still small. But if even a fraction of Base liquidity starts flowing into TRX pairs, that could change how the market values the asset. This is not about hype. It is about access.

Another quiet development came from Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction market, which added TRON-based deposits and withdrawals. Both TRX and TRC-20 USDT are supported.

This does not instantly drive price higher. Kalshi is still a niche platform. But it places TRON (TRX)  inside a regulated financial environment, something most blockchains never touch. 

Combined with TRON’s dominance in USDT transfers, this strengthens its role as settlement infrastructure rather than a speculative token.

More recently, Binance added TRX to its Web3 Wallet. This brings gasless transactions and MPC key management to over 100M users.

For TRON, this fits perfectly with its core use case. Most TRON (TRX) activity comes from frequent, small transfers. Making TRX easier to use removes friction and keeps users inside the ecosystem. While this has not sparked a speculative rally yet, it supports long-term demand.

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If Base adoption remains limited, TRX likely stays in its current range between $0.27 and $0.32, moving with the broader market.

If liquidity on Base starts to grow and TRX pairs gain real volume, a move toward $0.35 becomes realistic. That level lines up with prior resistance and would reflect new demand rather than speculation.

In a stronger scenario, where Base becomes an active venue for TRX trading and DeFi usage picks up, the next upside zone sits between $0.40 and $0.45. That would require sustained activity, not just headlines.

For now, the TRON price is doing what it usually does. It builds quietly, adds infrastructure, and waits for liquidity to notice. Whether Base becomes the trigger depends on how much capital actually follows the bridge.

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