Is TRX still worth buying now? Is it still worth holding long-term?
I tell you! It's definitely worth it! And it's for long-term holding!
The story of TRX has actually gone through seven to eight years, and the value logic of TRX is heading towards being a core asset in global payments and financial settlements.
1. The Long-term Effects of Deflation and Scarcity
The actual circulation of TRX is continuously decreasing, especially after the burning mechanism was initiated.
1 / Continuous Deflation: Every transfer and contract call contributes to the destruction of TRX. Unlike a one-time large-s

Don't say you haven't learned about TRON's stUSDT! It's so enticing!
Let me start with the most intuitive data:
The APY for the past 7 days reached 6.40%
The average over 30 days is 4.00%.
Since its establishment, the overall percentage is 3.83%.
From the curve, the returns are steadily increasing, especially with a surge directly up to the 6%-7% range in mid-August, which feels quite good.
stUSDT is actually easy to understand. It means pledging USDT or TUSD to exchange for a certificate token stUSDT. It can be exchanged back to USDT at a 1:1 ratio at any time, and it automatically distribute

After looking at the TRX monthly chart, I realized that TRX hasn't really dropped much?
I just looked at the monthly chart of TRX and couldn't help but feel a little surprised.
TRX has basically remained within its support range, and it hasn't really dropped on the monthly chart.
In fact, this also reflects the support behind the TRON ecosystem.
My feeling about TRX is that it is surprisingly stable, which gives long-term holders a sense of安心. This feeling is really quite comfortable.
The path to wealth growth by holding TRX.
@justinsuntron #TRONEcoStar

I have always believed that the advantage of TRON lies in three words: practicality.
Whether it is the nearly zero transaction fees brought by energy and bandwidth mechanisms or the smooth experience brought by high throughput, these things are actually far more important to ordinary users than a "technical white paper."
After all, for a user in Latin America sending money home, they won't care whether the underlying technology is DPoS or PoW, they only care about: Is it fast? Is it cheap? Can it be received at any time?
And this is exactly the answer given by TRON. Fast, stable, cheap.
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