TRON network handles tens of millions of transactions daily but cannot prevent TRX from stagnating — the mystery of ecological prosperity and coin price disconnection

[Crypto World] The growth of the Tron network over the past two years has indeed been astonishing. Weekly transaction volumes remain stable at tens of millions, mainly due to simple reasons—low transaction fees and strong USDT transfer demand. Currently, over 80 billion USD worth of stablecoins are lying on the network, indicating that user stickiness is still present.

Recently, we’ve also seen collaborations like Wirex integrating on-chain payment layers and Zerion Wallet adding support, which seem to be concrete steps—it’s not just hype but genuine development of the application layer. The practical use cases for TRX are expanding, as reflected in the data.

But here’s the strange part. Despite such active network activity and real-world applications, the price of TRX remains stagnant, barely moving. Meanwhile, tokens that only talk about stories and lack real utility are skyrocketing. This also reflects a current market phenomenon: people are no longer focusing on fundamentals but on whether they can quickly pump the price. Ecosystem prosperity is a long-term story, but short-term market movements are heavily driven by hype and expectations. So, even though TRX is quietly working behind the scenes, its price has never kept pace with the network’s growth.