TRON's success doesn't lie in following the trend, but in "perseverance."

Look at what it has done over the years: transaction fees are so low they are almost negligible, speed is fast, and it can handle massive capital flows—these seemingly simple things are actually the hardest to do consistently. Not chasing hot trends or riding the wave, but focusing on making the network more robust.

And the result? An increasing number of ecosystem applications, higher user stickiness. On-chain activity remains active year-round, and the dependence of developers and project teams continues to grow. This network effect is built up gradually, but once formed, it’s very hard to shake—this is the moat.

Whether it’s DeFi, on-chain finance, or other application scenarios, TRON’s role as a foundational public chain is becoming more prominent. It provides a stable, scalable infrastructure that allows every participant in the ecosystem to build with confidence and hold long-term. This reliability itself is the best marketing.

In the short term, you might not see much. But over a longer timeline, this "clumsy approach" turns out to be the smartest choice.