- TRON price briefly broke past its five-month range high of $0.274 before sliding back due to Bitcoin’s sharp drop.
- On-chain metrics such as the Sharpe Ratio and daily active addresses show Tron price resilience.
Market data shows that the price of TRON climbed earlier in the week. However, changing market conditions around Bitcoin’s largest coin pulled TRX back. Despite the dip, signs from trading activity and data suggest the altcoin still has long-term breakout potential.
TRON Retraces After Breakout, But Bullish Signals Remain Firm
TRON had earlier broken above the $0.274 resistance level, ending a five-month trading range. This breakout was supported by a bullish wave that did not suggest an overheated market. However, the altcoin’s momentum was short-lived due to Bitcoin’s sudden drop from its recent peak.
As noted in our previous article, Bitcoin rallied toward $110,000 earlier in the week. This prompted a strong response from TRX, which surged past the $0.274 level. But as Bitcoin dropped to $103,800, TRON lost momentum, slipping back into its previously low range.
Currently, the TRX price is trading within the same range it had previously exited. The local support zone near $0.267 appears likely to be tested again in the short term. Analysts believe that whether this level holds will depend on market sentiment and Bitcoin’s ability to stay above the $100,000 mark. Still, Marketcap data shows TRX price was pegged at $0.2731, down by 2.59% in the past 24 hours.
According to earlier reports, on June 10th, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) stood at +0.08, pointing to healthy capital inflows. However, with the following market-wide correction, the CMF dropped below zero, suggesting outflows.
The Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) indicator also reflected increased selling pressure, though it has not yet signalled an apparent long-term trend reversal.
Meanwhile, as we covered in our latest report, TRON officially announced the first minting of the USD1 stablecoin on their network. The project was developed in collaboration with World Liberty Financial (WLFI). This utility reinforces its resilience despite the broad market selloff.
Sharp Ratio and On-Chain Metrics Boost TRON’s Bullish Case
It is worth noting that despite the recent dip, TRON continues to show signs of resilience.
Data from CryptoQuant showed that the Sharpe Ratio, which helps identify risk-adjusted returns, rose from below 1 on June 7 to 8.36 by June 11. A value above 1 typically suggests bullish strength. Complementing this, analysts noted that TRX remains cheap, with no signs of overheating.
It is essential to add that the daily active addresses for TRON have also shown steady growth in 2025. This happened with a spike and correction seen around June 6th and 7th. This reflects ongoing user engagement.
Meanwhile, new address creation has remained consistent, hovering between 200,000 and 250,000. These figures point to sustained demand and adoption, adding further weight to the bullish outlook for TRX in the coming days.
In another piece of positive news for TRON, CNF reported recently that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has acknowledged receipt of a staked Tron Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) application filed by Canary Capital. TRX ETF products are a big bet for institutional adoption in the future, and their approval can set the altcoin up for a big rebound.
