As the broader market enters a cooling phase, on-chain perpetual futures activity is declining across most chains—but Tron stands out as a notable exception.
The numbers tell an interesting story. Tron has posted daily perpetual trading volumes exceeding $1 billion for two consecutive days. Even more striking, its 7-day volume reached $5.77 billion, marking a 176% week-over-week increase. While other chains are feeling the downturn's weight, Tron's derivatives market is accelerating.
This divergence raises questions: Is Tron attracting traders seeking lower costs and faster execution? Or does this reflect a broader rotation of trading activity? Either way, the data suggests that leverage trading on Tron is far from cooling off.
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BearMarketBarber
· 5h ago
Tron this time is really incredible. While others are freezing, he's still spending money... 176%, bro. This data is just outrageous.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 5h ago
TRON is really impressive this time. While other chains are still in the winter, it's still accelerating? 176% weekly growth, this data is a bit outrageous.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 5h ago
TRON is really fierce this time. While others are falling, it has reversed and gained 176%. Low fees and quick execution are truly attractive, and leveraged traders are all rushing here.
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DAOdreamer
· 5h ago
TRON is really on fire this time. While others are shrinking, it's accelerating. Is a 176% increase serious?
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JustAnotherWallet
· 5h ago
This wave of Tron is indeed powerful. While other chains are taking hits, it continues to accelerate. The advantage of low fees has now been revealed.
As the broader market enters a cooling phase, on-chain perpetual futures activity is declining across most chains—but Tron stands out as a notable exception.
The numbers tell an interesting story. Tron has posted daily perpetual trading volumes exceeding $1 billion for two consecutive days. Even more striking, its 7-day volume reached $5.77 billion, marking a 176% week-over-week increase. While other chains are feeling the downturn's weight, Tron's derivatives market is accelerating.
This divergence raises questions: Is Tron attracting traders seeking lower costs and faster execution? Or does this reflect a broader rotation of trading activity? Either way, the data suggests that leverage trading on Tron is far from cooling off.