TRON's native token TRX is stuck at $0.35, caught between compressed volatility and persistent selling pressure from large holders. The price has barely budged in recent days, but analysts see the next month as decisive: either a push toward $0.42 or a slide back to the $0.30 support zone.
Whale selling weighs on TRX
The $0.35 level isn't just a number—it's a battleground. Whale addresses have been offloading TRX over the past two weeks, according to on-chain data. That selling pressure has kept the token from gaining upward momentum, even as broader crypto markets show signs of life. The result? Price compression that leaves TRX vulnerable to a sharp move in either direction.
Critical decision point at $0.35
Traders describe $0.35 as a make-or-break threshold. If the whales finish their sales and buyers step in, TRX could break resistance and run toward $0.42. But if the selling continues or intensifies, the token won't have enough support to stay above $0.35. A drop to $0.30 would be the next stop—a level that held during earlier sell-offs this year.
The compressed volatility itself is noteworthy. TRX has been trading in a narrow range, which historically precedes a significant price swing. Which way it swings depends on whether the whale supply overhang clears or accumulates further.
What’s next for TRX?
Over the next month, the market will either confirm $0.35 as a new floor or break it. No major network upgrades or partnership announcements are on TRON's immediate calendar to shift sentiment. That leaves the token's fate in the hands of order flow and whale behavior. For now, the only certainty is that $0.35 isn't a resting place—it's a decision.
