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2024-2-29 19:14 |
The crypto market flashed bullish dominance as the bellwether Bitcoin (BTC) broke past the significant $60K threshold. BTC traded at $61,200 during this publication, showcasing robust momentum ahead of much-anticipated halving.
Meanwhile, Tron is making strides, with the number of wallets holding TRX approaching the 100 million milestone.
There are more than 95 million TRON network addresses! Quite an impressive number, considering other layer 1 networks like Cardano and Avalanche have fewer than 10 million addresses. The consistent growth in addresses highlights the growth @trondao is fostering. pic.twitter.com/N7dZqobRlz
— IntoTheBlock (@intotheblock) February 28, 2024IntoTheBlock revealed that more than 95 million addresses, an ATH for the TRX blockchain, hold TRON tokens.
TRON outpaces Cardano & Avalanche in growthMeanwhile, TRON has dwarfed layer1 platforms, such as Cardano and Avalanche, having less than 10 million wallets. IntoTheBlock added that TRON DAO’s dedication to consistent growth has attracted crypto players to the TRX network.
The recent stats show Cardano has around 4.46 million addresses, while Avalanche has the same metric at approximately 6.96 million.
TRX price outlookTRON traded at $0,1435 at press time, up 1.23% and 4% in the past day and week, respectively. The altcoin gained nearly 30% within the previous month.
TRON 30D Chart on CoinmarketcapTRX remains poised for continued uptrends, considering stable growth in price and community. Magnified momentum could propel the toke to its April 2021 levels before exploring Jan 2018 ATHs of $0.23.
TRON’s latest moves to heighten Bitcoin interoperability will likely propel TRX amid 2024 forecasted bullish run.
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