Tron Inc., the Nasdaq-listed company behind the TRON blockchain, bought 150,742 TRX at an average price of $0.3317 this week, pushing its total holdings past 706.9 million tokens. The purchases are part of a 360-day accumulation plan that sees the firm spend roughly $50,000 on TRX every day. The buying comes as TRX has reclaimed both its 7-day and 30-day moving averages — a signal traders often read as bullish.
How the accumulation plan works
Tron Inc. isn't making one big splashy buy. Instead, it's dollar-cost averaging into its own token, day after day. The strategy is simple: buy $50,000 worth of TRX daily for a full year. At current prices near $0.33, that works out to about 150,000 tokens per day. The company now holds more than 706.9 million TRX, a position built steadily over recent months. The plan still has months left to run.
TRON network by the numbers
The TRON blockchain remains a heavyweight in stablecoin transfers. It hosts roughly $90 billion in circulating Tether (USDT) and processes around $24 billion in daily transfer volume across about 2.2 million USDT transactions. Average transaction fees have dropped 65% year-over-year to about $0.49, following a gas fee reduction. That's made the network cheaper for users sending USDT — a key use case that keeps volume high.
TRX price recovery
TRX fell about 16% from its May high before finding support in late June. Since then, it's recovered 6% from those lows and gained 2.2% over the past week. The token is trading near $0.33, still about 23% below its all-time high of $0.4313. The moving average reclaim is a positive technical sign, but the token hasn't broken out of its longer-term range yet.
The daily buy plan continues. Whether it's enough to push TRX past that ATH remains an open question — but Tron Inc. is putting its money where its mouth is, one $50,000 chunk at a time.
