TRON TRX is under pressure as regulators target stablecoins, the main driver of its network activity. The chain handles about 60 percent of global USDT transfers. Any restriction on stablecoin use could sharply reduce demand for TRX. New policies from the Basel Committee and Europe’s MiCA law point to tougher control over stablecoin transactions. This could limit institutional activity and weaken TRON’s transaction flow. The network recently adopted Proposal 104, cutting energy fees by roughly 60 percent.
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Lower fees help users but reduce token burns that once supported TRX’s price. With fewer burns, deflationary pressure on supply is fading. TRON’s regulatory readiness offers only partial protection. If stablecoin volumes fall, network revenue will also drop. The project’s reliance on USDT settlements now appears risky. Weakening fundamentals and slowing on-chain activity signal potential downside for TRX. Market sentiment is turning cautious as traders await clearer policy direction.
Key TRON Levels To Watch – October 15
TRXUSD is currently facing rejection from the order block and descending trendline resistance around the $0.340–$0.350 zone. The price has failed to sustain above the 9-day SMA, signaling weakening bullish momentum.
MACD remains below the zero line, supporting the continuation of bearish pressure. A clear breakdown below $0.300 could open the path toward the $0.270 support region.
TRXUSD Key Levels
Resistance Levels: $0.3480, $0.3650, $0.3860, $0.4130
Support Levels: $0.2990, $0.2520, $0.2390
TRX METRICS
Total Market Capitalization: $3.79T
TRON Market Capitalization: $30.58B
TRON Volume: $1.16B
Market Rank: #8
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