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June 16, 2022

TRON (TRX) Price Analysis 06/16

Since the U.S. Federal Reserve boosted interest rates by 75 basis points, TRON (TRX) prices have risen by more than 24 percent. In the meanwhile, the TRON blockchain has also received endorsement from Crypto finance, an asset management organization.

The TRX cryptocurrency has seen a volatile week, falling in tandem with other major cryptocurrencies. Recent growth has helped the token rebound from its recent decline. The TRX price has decreased by almost 23 percent during the previous week. At this moment, it is trading at an average price of $0.0624.

De-pegging of TRON’s stablecoin has been cited as one of the primary causes for the Trx price decline. At the time of publication, the price of USD is $0.977. The value of the stablecoin has increased by around 1.6% during the previous 24 hours. The USD token’s price eventually reached $0.96 on June 15, 2022. The market circulation of TRON stablecoin has reached 723,3 million, but its market capitalization has decreased to $707.2 million.

However, the blockchain team has taken several attempts to combat the current decline. The CEO of TRON, Justin Sun, has revealed plans to remove 2.5 billion TRX coins from the Binance cryptocurrency platform. The value of the removed tokens was around $125 million. Meanwhile, TRX’s 24-hour volume has increased by around 70% to $2.6 billion.

In an effort to give its tokens more stability and worldwide expansion, TRON partnered with Crypto Finance. Future additions of TRON-based coins were discussed in the announcement. This partnership will enable distinct network access.

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Crypto Finance will construct a non-custodial storage facility with hardware security modules of the greatest quality. The TRON blockchain will get a compliant and regulated custody service. In the meanwhile, it will get a 24/7 license from FINMA, enabling it to offer liquidity to banks and other financial service providers.

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