Tron has just achieved a significant milestone, attracting more users thanks to its fast transaction speeds and low costs. But is this a sign of a price boom for TRX? 🤔 While the latest figures indicate major growth, the token’s price seems stuck between two key buy and sell walls, leaving traders wondering what direction it will take next. Despite being behind Ethereum in market dominance, Tron has seen its USDT share skyrocket in recent years – with almost $72 billion on Tron compared to Ethereum’s $74.5 billion. And the numbers get even closer when looking at net circulation, where Tron sits comfortably at $73 billion compared to Ethereum’s $71 billion. 📈 A recent report from CryptoQuant highlights this surge in activity, with Tron becoming one of the world’s most active blockchain networks, achieving a milestone of over $10 billion total transactions. This daily transaction count is now well above $8 million, putting Tron among the league leaders. ⚡️ Although average daily numbers have fallen from their peak in 2023, they are still close to those seen during the mid-2021 and late 2024 bull runs. The price of TRX exploded last year, hitting a record high above $0.43 before failing to sustain its momentum. However, it has lost over 40% of its value since then, trading mostly in a tight range between $0.2 and $0.26 for the past few months. 📉 A market observer highlights TRX’s potential price surge due to a strong buy wall at around current prices, acting as support against a potential crash, but also has a sell wall at $0.3. This could keep the asset within this range for the foreseeable future.