TRON’s revenue hits $37.8M as whale orders grow: Can TRX break out next?
The pennant narrowed as the network grew, putting price action under pressure to catch up.
TRON [TRX] recorded stronger network activity as Protocol Revenue and user participation increased in early August.
The blockchain generated $37.78 million in Protocol Revenue during August’s first five days. That averaged $7.56 million each day. Its total account count also reached 397.08 million, indicating continued expansion across the network.
That revenue growth aligned with higher user activity and staking participation. However, the available data did not establish a direct cause.
Can TRON’s users sustain revenue?
TRON’s Daily Active Users rose to 4.2 million, one of their strongest readings in recent weeks.
Higher activity generally increases network utilization, which may support Protocol Revenue if transaction demand remains elevated.
Meanwhile, Futures Average Order Size pointed to larger orders near TRX’s current price.
That pattern suggested whales remained active. Still, large orders alone did not confirm net accumulation.
The total staked supply also increased by 0.481%, reaching 44.21 billion TRX. This indicated that more tokens moved into staking.
Will TRX hold its key support?
TRX remained within a bullish pennant that had developed over recent weeks. The token tested EMA support near $0.323 as the consolidation narrowed.
Meanwhile, TRON’s Stochastic RSI fell to 34, approaching oversold territory. Previous reversals emerged near similar readings.
A defence of the current support could strengthen the case for a breakout. A breakdown, however, could delay that setup.
Final Summary
- TRON’s Protocol Revenue reached $37.78 million during August’s first five days, averaging $7.56 million daily. TRON Daily Active Users climbed to 4.2 million as total network accounts reached 397.08 million.
- TRX whale-sized orders increased near current prices, suggesting larger traders remained active around key support.
