TRON activity surges with 2.6mln users – But can TRX sustain upside?

Written by Written by Evans Boto Reviewed by Reviewed by Renuka Tahelyani Updated 00:30 IST April 1, 2026 Share Share

TRON [TRX] recorded an 11.32% rise in Total Value Locked [TVL] over the past month, signaling steady capital retention.

Network usage also intensified, with 2.62 million Active Addresses and $1.06 million in daily fees. This placed TRX ahead of competing chains in activity.

That combination reflected sustained demand building across the TRX network.

Such growth in liquidity and participation pointed to a structurally active ecosystem.

TRX presses resistance after strong recovery structure

TRX formed a higher low near the $0.27 demand zone, supporting the ongoing recovery.

Price advanced toward the $0.322 resistance, forming a rising structure that showed stronger buyer control.

Each pullback held above prior lows, reinforcing the uptrend.

However, this level remained a key decision point, as prior rejections appeared near this zone. If buyers held above the $0.306 support, the structure could stay intact.

A move above $0.322 would confirm strength, while hesitation could trigger short consolidation.

The MACD crossed above the signal line and widened, indicating strengthening bullish momentum. Histogram bars stayed positive, showing sustained buying strength after the crossover.

This suggested demand remained consistent rather than driven by a single impulse.

Exchange inflows rise as selling risk builds 

Spot Netflows flipped positive, with $1.63M in inflows, signaling increased exchange deposits. That shift indicated a behavioral change, as earlier outflows reduced sell-side pressure.

Now, rising deposits suggested some traders were prepared to take profits near resistance.

However, inflows alone did not confirm selling and could reflect repositioning.

If price held steady, demand could absorb the incoming supply. By contrast, rising balances near $0.322 could increase rejection risk.

TRX liquidations show leverage reset during volatility

Liquidation data showed long positions absorbed the most recent wipes. About $71.33K in longs cleared, compared to $34.05K in shorts.

This imbalance indicated volatility flushed overleveraged long positions.

That reset reduced excessive leverage across the market. As a result, the structure appeared cleaner, with fewer crowded positions.

This often creates a more stable environment for continuation. Even so, aggressive leverage buildup could bring volatility back.

For now, the liquidation profile suggested a stabilized market.

TRX has shown strong alignment between rising network activity and improving price structure, which suggests underlying strength continues building. 

However, resistance at $0.322 remains the defining barrier. 

If buyers sustain pressure and absorb exchange inflows, a breakout would likely follow. Otherwise, price may continue consolidating as fundamentals gradually catch up.

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Final Summary 

• Strong network growth continues supporting TRX, yet price still faces pressure near a key resistance zone. 
• Price structure remains bullish, but rising exchange inflows could slow momentum before any sustained breakout attempt. 

Evans Boto

Journalist

Evans Boto is a crypto-fundamental analyst and journalist at AMBCrypto, specializing in evaluating the intrinsic value and long-term viability of digital assets. He analyzes protocol utility, tokenomics, and on-chain data to cut through market hype and deliver research-driven insights on blockchain, DeFi, and emerging fintech trends.