TRON (TRX) Maintains Critical Support Level While Network Accounts Exceed 392 Million

The post Eco Powers Programmable Cross-Chain Stablecoin Liquidity with TRON Integration appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. San Francisco, California, July 9, 2026 — Eco, a leading provider of programmable cross-chain stablecoin liquidity, today integrates the TRON network. Through this integration, TRON becomes part of Eco’s unified stablecoin network, allowing users to deposit stablecoins directly into TRON applications in seconds. As one of the world’s leading blockchains for stablecoin payments, TRON processed more than $2 trillion in transfers and supported an $86 billion circulating USDT supply in Q1 2026 alone. By integrating TRON, Eco enables enterprises and developers to embed seamless cross-chain stablecoin flows into their applications, with on-demand liquidity facilitating transfers between TRON and the broader blockchain ecosystem. “TRON’s dominance in global stablecoin settlement makes it an essential infrastructure for digital finance,” said Jay Kurahashi-Sofue, CMO at

San Francisco, California, July 9, 2026 — Eco, a leading provider of programmable cross-chain stablecoin liquidity, today integrates the TRON network. Through this integration, TRON becomes part of Eco’s unified stablecoin network, allowing users to deposit stablecoins directly into TRON applications in seconds. As one of the world’s leading blockchains for stablecoin payments, TRON processed […]

The post TRX Price Prediction: Coiled at $0.33 — Breakout to $0.37 or Reversion to $0.31 Incoming Within 72 Hours appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Joerg Hiller Jul 09, 2026 08:56 TRX is locked in a textbook volatility squeeze at $0.33 with every short-term moving average stacked on a single price point, an overbought Stochastic reading, and aggressive net buying that cannot… Market Context: Why TRX is Moving Now Six months ago, analysts cited on Blockchain.news — including Peter Zhang writing in early January 2026 — were calling for TRX to crack $0.30 resistance and target the $0.32–$0.35 range. That call has aged well. TRX has done exactly that, and it’s now sitting squarely at the midpoint of that predicted band, which raises the real question: is this the ceiling, or just a pitstop? What makes this moment technically interesting isn’t the price itself — it’s the compression. Every moving average from the 7-day SMA out to the 50-day EMA is stacked at $0.33. That

The post Milestone: TRON Network Successfully Crosses 392 Million Wallet Addresses appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The TRON blockchain network has recently exceeded a remarkable 392 million wallet addresses, showcasing its accelerated growth pace. This significant achievement has occurred during a phase of moderate TRX price steadiness and continuous interest from substantial institutional entities. Continue Reading:Milestone: TRON Network Successfully Crosses 392 Million Wallet Addresses Source: https://en.bitcoinhaber.net/milestone-tron-network-successfully-crosses-392-million-wallet-addresses

The post TRX Price Prediction: The Coil Is Tightening — $0.28 Breakdown or $0.36 Squeeze Dead Ahead appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Timothy Morano Jul 08, 2026 09:18 TRX is locked in one of the tightest Bollinger Band compressions seen this cycle, flatlined at $0.33 as futures markets pile into shorts and daily volume signals paralysis — the 60% probability bet… The Immediate Setup TRX is in a dead stall, and that silence is deafening. The 24-hour trading range rounds to a single tick at $0.33, the ATR has compressed to effectively zero, and Bollinger Bands have pinched so tightly they’ve converged into a single horizontal line. This isn’t healthy consolidation after a trend — this is a coil under maximum tension. Markets don’t stay this quiet indefinitely. Something is about to move, and the current tape is giving experienced traders enough data to handicap the direction with real confidence. What makes this setup particularly interesting is the structural backd

The post Justin Sun’s NFT marketplace managed just four sales last month appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Justin Sun’s NFT marketplace, AINFT, and his memecoin platform, Sun Pump, are doing terribly, selling just four NFTs and launching 57 tokens in the past 30 days. AINFT, which describes itself as “The Biggest NFT Trading Platform on TRON,” only facilitated two NFT sales this week.  The NFT marketplace was originally launched as APENFT in 2021 before rebranding with an added nod to AI in 2025.  Today, the marketplace is a ghost town. Across the last 30 days, only four NFT sales from two collections have been recorded, with a volume of 5,434 TRON, or $1,775. Meanwhile, during that same period, only 57 tokens have been launched on Sun Pump. Some days see as little as one token launched.  That’s according to Dune Analytics, which also notes that the firm only made $196 across the last seven days.  The majority of Sun Pump memecoins are themed around Justin Sun. Read more: Justin Sun

Stablecoin usage is splitting: USDT dominates payments on Tron while USDC anchors DeFi liquidity on Ethereum L2s. Risks, routes, and playbooks.

The post Tether Burns 2.5 Billion USDT on Ethereum, Largest Supply Cut Since February appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. USDT News Tether removed 2.5 billion USDT from circulation on the Ethereum network on 7 July, on-chain data shows, the largest single-day burn of the dollar-pegged stablecoin since February. The move cut Tether’s total USDT supply to roughly 189.6 billion, most of it concentrated across Ethereum and TRON. Stablecoin issuers routinely destroy tokens when redeeming them for fiat, so a burn of this size is not, on its own, a directional market signal. Still, the scale stood out: it marked the sharpest contraction in USDT supply in nearly five months and immediately drew attention from traders tracking exchange liquidity and cross-chain flows. Unlike algorithmic stablecoins, USDT is backed by reserves, so burns reflect redemption activity. Separately, a leadership-linked ownership change surfaced at the company. Richard Heathcote, who stepped down as Tether’s chief inv